Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 26

t14' LL1 FORT WORTH STA R-TE LEG RA 5I-E EN IN WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM-EVENING PAGE TWENTYSIX 11U1 La I adIAN a a -LJA am FELLER CASE DECIISIION DUE NIT PIMAJOR CONCLAVES AkY zumil joR Five High Football Games On Today DALLAS Dec 4 games this afternoon marked the opening of bidistrict play in Texas Intetscholastic League football One con test tonight and two tomorrow afternoon will complete the elimination td the quarterfinals Amarillo was at Childress Lufkin at Longview Edinburg at Corpus Christi Port Arthut at Jeff Davis (Houston) and McKinney at Gainesville today The feature of the week is scheduled tonight at San Antonio where Hillsboro and Kerrville each undefeated and untied clash Tomorrow afternoon North Dallas plays North Side at Fort Worth and Abilene goes to El Paso Mrs John Nance Garner wife of the Vice President has been his confidential secretary -for over 40 years She is skilled in shorthand FRIDAY DECEMBER 1 1936 Reynolds Plan Unpopular Cl-liCAGO Dec inLrrnal canvass of the members of the Ten faculty athletic commlvet meeting here today indicated the University of Wisconsin's -BeynnIds plan" designed to aid impox but brainy athletes has no Crilnet of approv4I '4 FRIDAY DECEMBER 1 1936 1-1P test tonight and two tomorrow aft- Hillsboro and Kerrville each unde- Reynolds Plan Unpopular Five Football CHiCAGO Dec idtA-rnal tion the quarterfinals ernoon will complete the elimina- fea Tomorrow atfiteed afternoon North canvass of the members of the Games On Today Amarillo was at Childress Luf- orth Dallas' plays North Side at Foarso Worth and Ten faculty athletic pun at Longview Edinib at urg at Cor- Christi Port Arthut Jeff Abilene goes to laa meeting here today indicated DALLAS Dec 4 (iP)--Five games Davis (Houston) and McKinney at Mrs John Nance Garner wife of University of Wisconsin's this afternoon marked the opening Gainesville today the Vice President has been his plan" designed to aid of bidistrict play in Texas Inter- The feature of the week is sched- confidential secretary -for over 401but brainy athletes has no Crr-dra scholastic League football One con- uled tonight at San Antonio where years She is skilled in shorthand of approv4L 1 at Cor- guts '1 kin at Longview Edinburg pus Christi Port Arthut at Jeff Ass meeting here today indicated DALLAS Dec 4 (iP)--Five games Davis (Houston) and McKinney at Mrs John Nance Garner wife of University of Wisconsin's this afternoon marked the opening Gainesville today the Vice President has been his designed to aid of bidistrict play in Texas Inter- The feature of the week is sched- confidential secretary -for over 401 but brainv athletes has no Crilice scholastic League football One con- uled tonight at San Antonio where years She is skilled in shorthand of approv4I Fontaine Fox ontame Fox 4 Minors to TOONERVILLE FOLKS Wind Up THE SKIPPER LETS HIS NE RENT FREE BU Session o-1 THE SKIPPER LETS HIS RENT FREE BUT kW' 1 4 I Wtnd Up THE SKIPPER LETS HIS RENT FREE BUT Session 140- I NEPHEW HAVE THAT HOUSE ON GOAT HILL(t WITH A CERTAIN STIPULATION I I -0-'11 -aso rat I OAT HILL 14 17 (4 NEPHEW HAVE THAT HOUSE ON GOAT HILL N-- WITH A CERTAIN STIPULATION po )4 of 4 Pk 6 17051ck 1091 kkikflPt' u4sat 14 11 C41016tY 414 aghm -1V46 VL Ac 1 4 If of 1 4 6 VX 0 1 50000S 03 5 Sr 0 tAP6' 'or -el- ON l' 1 A late Ler :7 ttlil4ft 4 e1 0 tild 00 1- te46 rwl I i Cllit 1 1 I TA110 So Lga' gfigggES Tga7 LYOSY SE usNifeE071Y oc A 0 Fro 0 Z1YAS7YIA TO yAllsg- so zivgg IffISZVES 117oe A Off yggy ziggsy og Gm OE 1117 00 A e) oggs Fro CS 111YAS7 0 iln114 the in "'I TI14 Cal Cr tea felde ei Piti i Yand 1 Sec Tht Short Au' 1 En 1-1ree ShE Larki co :1934 Job Mc elce iznd A trac whe Coo Hor tenc the tion i 1 Sec 1 lrom a En: 1-Iree 1 ShE 1arki 71 ea narzoi 4 Joh 'qell nd 1 nd i A trai he 4 Coo 1 Hor ten( 4 the on Ps International News Sert it MONTREAL Dec baseball people began packing up today to leave this snowbound minor league convention for the major league meetings at New York next week with these to important decisioneyet to be reached: Where is Dizzy Dean finally going to he hasn't already landed and what about the Bob Feller case? As for Dizzy after week of rumors you can tak your choic between the one which has it that the St Louis ace has been sold to the Cincinnati Reds and the rest which run to the effect that he will land with the New York Giants or the Pittsburgh Pirates Commissioner Landis' decision on the Feller case probably be announced at the major league meetings The import here is that he might declare the 17-year-old striker-outer from Van Meter Iowa a free agent because of alleged irregularities in his signing with Cleveland In that case Feller will be sought by every major league club with a quarter to spend It will be a money battle among the best heeled It is generally accepted as a fact that several major league trades have been made here for announcement next week with the Giants Pirates Cubs and White Sox all figuring in the rumors New York's champions of the National League still are trying to get together with Chicago on some kind of a deal for hank Leiber the Giant outfielder The Pirates are busy with the Dodgers among others and the White Sox are entertaining all corners The rest also are hunting with accomplishments about the same in every ruse As of today the trading has totaled bout $3060 at basement bargain Pr ices The Cubs obtained Joe Marty bitting champion of the Pacific Coast League from San Francisco for Infielder Gene Lillard Outfielder Johnny Gill and a couple of farm hands The Cardinals Fold Catcher Virgil Davis and Infielder Charlie Gelbert to the Reds The Browns bought Outf ielder rrhnn Allen from the Cubs The Phillies sold Pitcher Ray to St Paul -Outfielder Frenchy Bordagaray Infielder Jimmy Jordan and Pitcher Dutch Leonard were sent by the Dodgers to the Cards This was announced as a sale but it at least Partly completes the deal which brought Outfielder Jack Winsett from a Cardinal farm Columbus Ohio to the Doders late last season Py International News Sert it tIONITEAL Dec base- ball people began packing up today to leave this snowbound minor league convention for the major league meetings at New York next week with these two important de- eisionsyet to be reached: Where is Dizzy Dean finally go- big to he hasn't already landed and what about the Bob Feller case? As for Dizzy after a week of rumors you can tak your choic ai-- iftioli kia if among the hes It is gener fact that seN trades have announcemen the Gilints White Sox all more New York's tional League together with of a deal for outfielder TI with the Dodge the White Sox corners The with accompli same in every As of today ti bout $3060 a Prices The Cubs bitting charni Coest League co for Infiei Outfielder Jc couple of far' The Cardinal! Davis and Intl( to the Reds The Browns Allen fr( The Phi Bne to St Outfielder Infielder Jimrri Dutch Leonard Dodgers to the bounced as a partly eomolet brought Outfli from a Cardir Ohio to the Doi that the St Louis acs has been sold to the Cincinnati Reds and the rest which run to the ffect thsit he will land with the New York Giants or this Pittsburgh Commissioner Landis' decision on the Feller case probably be an- flounced at the major league meet- in Ms The import here is that he might declare the 17-year-old striker-outer from Van Meter Iowa a free agent bec-ause of alleged irregularities in his signing with Cleveland In that case Feller will be sought by every major league dub with a quarter to spend It will be a money battle among the best heeled It is generally accepted as a fact that several major league trades have been made here for announcement next week with the Giants Pirates Cubs and mors White Sox all figuring in th ru- New York's champions of the Na- tonal League still are trying to get together with Chicago on some kind of a deal for hank Leiber the Giant outfielder The Pirates are busy with the Dodgers among others and the White Sox are entertaining all coers The rest also are hunting with accomplishments about the same in every mse As of today the trading has totaled sibout $3060 at basement bargain prices Th Cubs mpion of the obtained Jos Marty ztting cha Pacific Coast League from San Francis- co for Infielder Gene Lillard Outfielder Johnny Gill and a couple of farm hands The Cardinals sold Catcher Virgil Da Dais and Infielder Charlie Gelbert to the Redc The Browns bought Outfielder rhan Allen from the Cubs The Phillies sold Pitcher Ray Bcoe to St Paul outfielder Frenchy Borda garay Infielder Jimmy Jordan and Pitcher Dutch Leonard were sent by the Dodgers to the Cards This was an- flounced as a sale but it at least Partly completes the deal which brouht Outfielder Jack Winsett from a Cardinal farm Columbus Ohio to the Dorlers late last season Checker Champ BEACH Fla Dec playing 10 consecutive the checker battle championship Edwin Nashville Tenn challenger match Thursday night over Asa Long if the champion Can't See Game Stadium Saturday Tough Scrimmage on Frog Schedule Today There will be some rough rocking and socking out at the stadium this afternoon Coach Dutch Meyer has ordered a tough scrimmage for his Frogs A group of freshman stars filled out with reserves from the varsity will run Santa Clara's Notre Dame plays at the first string It won't be a tea and toast affair either The Purple coaches are afraid the club will lose the "feel" of blocking and tackling unless some rough going is handed out The Purple has 'OIL BOWL' GAME PLANNED Tu LsA Okla Dec 4 (43)--An "Oil BOIA'I football game in Tulsa University's stadium between Nebraska and Arkansas was projected Friday by the Tulsa Junior Chamber of Commerce Miller and Chet Benefiel were delegated by the organization to attend the Big Six and Missouri Valley Coaches Conference at Kansas City tomorrow end Saturday and approach Dana Bible Nebraska coach with a tentative offer for a post-season game to be played either Christmas or New Year's Day "'Mere are so many 'bowl' games being played now that you can't keep them straight" commented I Pontius president of Tulsa Uni taken it easy since last week's game with and will have no chance to scrimmage after the trip to California starts next Tuesday None of the boys nursing even minor injuries will be in the battle today but all the others will don their hats However today's session will be the last hard workout The club will turn out early Saturday and will be through in time to see North Side play North Dallas in the bidistrict high school game versity "However I think it is a great idea' Junior Chamber of Commerce officers declared such a game would attract a capacity crowd here Loughran Gives Lesson to Beaupre SEVEN PORKER GRIDDERS IN FAREWELL i tow-- 0 1 I 41 0 $A'r-F7r'- A MIS fag Pz I red FR( 2- t-4' a- amiiisr I sVI''' 1 41 11114110 IP 11 A I I l'as I 4 -s 11-0001' r- a'Ilf' 4) I 1 06 1 Alit I --11 IN05 1 I 1 I -1-- 9 0 oT ----I- LL 44 kkOk'' et 1 I 41 ''-'4''''0 V' 't'l i Noito- fa ixr 4' A 03 41 et tf -v'' 44 417' 3 (1 6 firl'' -t 0 lh it 14 4 et 4 "11' 'fi: Witillimo if 4 :41 SA-Aell smimisssas 00000 setee-- irn OP f-- 00 5- -NpW001 a a 0171091bpi r- AA A 11 71' 1111 811V 't'l 4 Alk-dej A 4112 bAVI it I 416046 1'14 -11I ss! 't tr ''''a fVi 37PA14-- '4 i'' -44 re 1141 Pen tall tot) 144 0 0 '4i a sk A rs) i 0 ough Scrimmage on SEVEN PORKER MIS GRIDDERS IN 1: 4 0 1 A a Z---4 -4 i P- sas 0 o- :144 1a' 1- I ors A Frog Schedule Today FAREWELL iI It red Illis)e '7-): l't -l 7t3AA 4 There will be some rough rock- taken it easy since last week's game ta- '1- ing and socking out at the with and will have no 3 or--- stadium this afternoon chance to scrimmage after the trip 4 1-- -'6a44tr-aa4 Coach Dutch Meyer has ordered a to California starts next Tuesdays -La a- tough scrimmage for his Frogs A one of the boys nursing even c- 4 -Nk -s4 group of freshman stars filled out minor injuries will be in the battle 4 A 7-Akf---z -1 00e 4 '-0 with reeres from the varsity t4Ifi ill today but all the others will don 1- a-- 4 5 sv $64-" '1't'2 4 44 4 I run Santa Clara's Notre Dame plays their hats i i 2 4- -4- at the first string It won't be a tea However today's session will be 41 and toast affair either the last hard workout The club i The Purple coaches are afraid the 'will turn out early Saturday and -4 444 t- 1------------- club will lose the "feel" of blocking will be through in time to see North v--------- i ''''k'4 '''2' and tackling unless some rough go- Side play North Dallas in the bidis- zt5 vti mir il r----- ing is handed out The Purple has trict high school game 1 k-------- -IS -4aax AiktA- o0---ayt---4 NE pLANNED qil? k-7 -f 4' 4-- -7- toll Bowl: GA 0 i--' ---------st Checker Champ BEACH Fla Dec TULSA Okla Dec 4 f4 3 versity "However I think i is a -17--1: 11 playing 10 consecutive Oil BOIA'l football game in Tulsa great amber of Commerce at idea' errTIN i '0P' the checker battle Uni Junior versity's stadium between Ne- 3 -17- officers declared such a game 1 championship Ed- braska and Arkansas was project- -i- would attract a capacity crow Nashville Tenn chat- ed Friday by the Tulsa Junior Cham- here match Thursday night over Asa Long if ber of Commerce mew 1 the champion Miller and Chet Benefiel Loughran Gives were delegated i ed by the organization to w--4-- 1 i I attend the Big Six and Missouri Val- Lesson to Beaupre ------1------------ -1 i--- I ley Coaches Conference at Kansas je '-----1----' City tomorrow and Saturday and ap- an 't ee ttle1 Game proach Dana Bible Nebraska t-- coach with a tentative offer for a 4 1 1 i Std a i rn Christmas or New Year's Day post-season game to be Played either ---1 "There are so many 'bowl' games PA'PP -'k 14 1-- '-'(4 Saturday being played now that you can't I 4 keep them straight" commented Alm ht Atat' t- e- rePP 't--7'' -N I Pontius president of Tulsa Uni- elf I ivz: I ar -0 I as-- Leads WEST PALM 4 draw games in for the worlds Hunt won a to take a lead Toledo Ohio If You the 1 Leads CI WEST BALD4 pl draw games ir for the world'! win Hunt Na lenger won a to take a lead Toledo Ohio I If You the Sai i i 1 i 4f Leads WEST PALM 4 MIL-After draw games in for the world 's win Hunt lenger won a '1 to take a lead Toledo Ohio If ou the 'C I' FAYETTEVILLE Ark Dec 4 (AD) Seven senior backs and four the University of Arkansas Razorbacks will bid farewell to the college gridiron at Little Rock tomorrow when Arkansas meets Texas University in the Southwest Conference title game Leading the Porkers into action for the last time will be Capt Clif Van Sickle six-foot four-inch veteran tackle of Morris Okla With him goes Ken "Kayo" Lunday hog calling funster from Miami Okla who was developed into a stellar center after the death of the great Jack Newby Also End Careers Percy Sanders of Stephens rugged guard who consistently refused to wear a headgear in two seasons as a Razorback after transferring from Magnolia A and rangy Raymond "Brush-Hog" Spillers of Van Buren who reached new heights at tackle against Tulsa last week also close their careers From the Arkansas backfield will go three classy performers SubCapt Bobbie Martin little Allen Keen and Van Brown Martin the wheel-horse of the Arkansas backfield for three seasons has in recent Porker victories played sensationally Keen a Boynton Okla boy came to Arkansas last year as a junior college transfer and from his halfback post has won more games for the Razorbacks than he can recall Brown of Fort Smith whose little daughter enjoys watching him play developed into a smashing fullback almost overnight this season after riding the bench for two years He scored twice on Tulsa last week They'll Be Back Familiar names which will be back in the lineup for Arkansas next year include the great Jack Robbins at quarterback Dwight Sloan Jack Holt Ralph Rawlings in the backfield and ends Jim Benton Ray Hamilton and Billy Hunter tackles Ed Lalman Lundy Corbett and Randall Stallings guards George Gilmore Odus Roberts and Drew Martin: and centers John Donaldson and Lloyd Wooden smashing fullback almost overnight this season after riding the bench for two years He scored twice Tulsa last wk They 'II Back on sa week i i Famlar names which will be back in the lineup for Arkansas next year include the great Jack Robbins at quarterback Dwight Sloan Jack Holt Ralph Rawlings in the backfield and ends Jim Ben- ton Ray Hamilton and Billy Hunter tackles Ed Lalman Lundy Corbett gt su aarndds re SOtadiulsingRsober Drew Martin: and centers John aGnedo eR Ga ni di ma 101 Donaldson and Lloyd Wooden FAYETTEVILLE Aric Dec 4 (AP) Seven senior backs and four the University of Arkansas Razorbacks will bid farewell to the college gridiron at Little Rock tomorrow when Ar- kansas meets Texas Uni versity in the Southwest Conference title game Leading the Porkers into action for the last time will be Capt Cl if an Sickle six-foot four-inch vet- eran tackle of Morris Okla With him goes Ken "Kayo" Lunday hog- calling funster from Miami Okla who -was developect into a stellar center after the death of the great Jack Newby Also End Careers Perc Sanders of Stephens rugged guard who consistently refused to wear a headgear in two seasons as a Razorback after transferring from Magnolia A and rangy Ray- mond "Brush-Hog" Spillers of Van Buren who reached new heights at tackle against Tulsa last week also close their careers From the Arkansas backfield will go three classy performers Sula Capt Bobbie Martin little Allen Keen and Van Brown Martin the wheel-horse of the Arkansas back- field for three seasons has in re- tionally Keen a Boynton Okla cent Porker victories played sensa- boy came to Arkansas last year as a junior college transfer and from his halfback post has won more games for the Razorbacks than he can recall Brown of Fort Smith whose little daughter enjoys watch- ing him play developed into a DALLAS Dec Beaupre Dallas butcher boy and heavyweight aspirant huffed and he puffed here last night before 5000 spectators but when he finished Tommy Loughran had given him a carefully developed boxing lesson "The Big Bope" forced the fighting in the early rounds to take the second and fourth stanzas in the opinion of newspapermen But Loughran's 17 years of ring experience served him in good stead and he went on to take the last six without difficulty Beaupre however made the best showing of his year-long ring career Loughran' 17 years of ring experi- ence served him in good stead and he went on to take the last six without difficulty Beaupre how- ever made the best showing of his year-long ring career DALLAS Dec Beaupre Dallas butcher boy and heavyweight last night before 5000 spectators aspirant huffed and he puffed here but when he finished Tommy Loughran had given him a care- fully developed boxing lesson "The Big Bope" forced the fight- second and fourth stanzas in the ing in the early rounds to take the opinion of newspapermen But North Side High and North Dallas High Listen in Listen in North si North Li North Side High and North Dallas High 'Clocker Dan Conley ulubnuf um uuilluir kinntinr nn Pnnints 1 KFJZ 'lay by play direct from field 2:15 OF ARKANSAS vs UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS RICE INSTITUTE Is SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY Tune in on these Texas stations Dallas-Ft Worth KPRC Houston' N0 I San Antonio KRGV Weslaco KNOW Austin Kern Tips and Bill Ilightouer 1:50 RICE-S KRLD Dallas KTRII Houston KTSA San Antonio Cy Leland and Gene Wyatt 2:20 HUMBLE OIL a REFINING CO Try Esse' the motor fuel more powerful than any gasoline Costa only a few cents more daily than regular grades gives added value in superlative performance Now seascastly adjusted for winter drhing At Humble Service Stations and Humble Dealers Wednesdays Releases Were Fair GroundsPish Tush $900 Addis Ababa $500 Bay Meadows Fresno MAO Release one horse from each track daily Prompt service for out-of-ttown Clients Terms 12 Daily or 110 Weekly Phone 3-1105 Suite 1101 Electric Bldg Saturday afternoon the Humble Company will bring you these crucial Southwest Conference football games: 1 Jap Cue Star Halts Willie Hoppe CHICAGO Dec 4 (4P) The smooth stroking cue of Kinrey Matsuyama diminutive Japanese star made the world's three cushion billiards championship a wide open affair today Matsuyama last night stopped the march of Willie Hoppe ciefendingp champion toward a fourth straight victory Scoring a high run of 12 best of the tourney thus far Matsu i GOLDEN GLOVES Entry Blank for Fort Worth Star-Telegram State Tournament The following Flyweight 112 lbs Bantamweight 116 lbs Featherweight 126 lbs Lightweight 133 lbs Open to all registered GOLDEN GLOVES EDITOR Fort Worth Star-Telegram Fort Worth Texas Kindly enter me in the classes will be contested: Welterweight 147 lbs Middleweight 160 lbs Light Heavyweight 175 lbs Heavyweight Over 175 lbs boxers In the A A lbs class Name Address Address Club (if member) Age Phone Nationality or descent Occupation Fill out this form and mail to Golden Gloves Editor Sport Desk Star-Telegram Fort Worth Texas Entries will close Dec 13 1936 at midnight yama trimmed the New York expert 50 to 12 in 43 innings The defeat sent Johnny Layton of Sedalia Mo Into a tie for first place with Hoppe Each had three wins and one loss If- colon lats cALvERT DISTILLERS CORP DISTILLERIEIN LOUISVILLE KY AND BALTIMORE MD ExEcirrivE corners tunvsunt BLDG ICP1 'moor so Ice Pr wi tr Pi fir Ai WI 6 6 Lai y' 01 111 o0 too- 4 1( Wednesdas Releases Were I 0 li 1 JZ Pirt gir rea00a --VIIL Fair Grounds Tus $900 Ve Addis Ababa 6500 i 41 SD SO -at lay by play direct from Bay Meadows Fresno 61140 gig II 0 Pt ice Release one orse from fietd 2:1 5 daily Prompt service Daily Or for out-of-ttovvn Jap Cue Star St 4 i 1 it 1 4 pr 030 10 clints Terms 12 S10 Weekly each track Phone 3-1105 Suite 1101 Electric Bldg Halts Willie HoPP alt ss IN le'Cl 5 OS i '7 le zu hide lir irl too ENT- di CHICAGO Dec 4 UP) The il INS UCKY STRAiGHT 1 BON 'e Japanese star WO Wir-1 A-11' ssurrramthastdroimkiinngutcilue of Kinrey Mat- made the world's three cushion bil- V1141 9 0 -A PRI titi liards championship a wide open af- fair today 421 I Matsuyama last night stopped the yama trimmed the New York expert i 1 it champion toward a fourth straight sent Johnny Layton of Seda Saturday afternoon the Humble march of Willie Hoppe ciefendingp 50 to 12 in 43 innings The defeat lia Mo victory Scoring high run of 12 into a tie for first place with Hoppe a rOKIhr (3: 130U IR ON I I 7 zdi i' liS AT A tti best of the tourney thus far Matsu- Each had three wins and one loss (1 t4 ''Ir :4 PAINLESS 4 i x- 1 Company will bring ou these crucial South- i I A-- t15-2--- -----v ---------------'4-1: west Conference football games: 1 4: 32----1----------------- GOLDEN GLOVES UNINERSITY OF ARKANSAS vs UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS RICE INSTITUTE Is SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY Entry Blank for 0 Fort Worth Star-Telegram State Tournament Tune in A The following classes will be contested: 1 on these Texas stations i--- i Dallas-Ft Worth KPRC Houston' Flyweight 112 lbs Welterweight 147 lbs -1 Bantamweight 116 lbs Middleweight 160 lbs i N0 I San Antonio KRGV Weslaco KNOW Austin Kern Featherweight 126 lbs Light Heavyweight 175 lbs 1 Tips and Bill Hightower 1:50 31 Lightweight 133 lbs Heavyweight Over 175 lbs 10 0 4r: 1 RICE-S allas KRLD TRII Houston KTSA San Open to all registered boxers in the A A Antonio Cy Leland and Gene Wyatt 2:20 GOLDEN GLOVES EDITOR 0 Fort Worth Star-Telegram a Fort Worth Texas Kindly enter me in the lbs class Address HUMBLE OIL a REFINING CO ss ANadmd re Club tif member) -ii Age Phone Nationality or descent i 1 Try Esse' the motor fuel more powerful than any gasoline Costs only a few cents more daily than regular grades gives added Occupation sTRAIENT soul? 0 0-501-61-1p value in superlative performance Now eascnally adjusted for Fill out this form and mail to Golden Gloves Editor Sport Desk WH SK I 16 0 ni OLD i winter drising At Humble Service Stations and Humble Dealers Star-Telegram Fort Worth Texas Entries will close Dec- 13 1936 1 at midnight i ill rionmmummr Coen ISIS CALVERT DISTILLERS CORP DISTILLERIES LOUISVILLE NY AND BALTIMORE EXECUTIVE OFFICES: CHRYSL ER um PC CS41 'moor I wwmww i rib4 i i -t--)- 1 A i ft 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