Grand Junction High School - Tiger Yearbook (Grand Junction, CO)

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YA KEE TADI M FIGHT TO DRAW BIG CROWD From Tomorrow T By Carroll Southwell i 01.1.11,.1.,-..-,,,1,.......1..1, As this column is being read, the O'Connor dirigible, the Alice P, is passing over the far-famed valley of the Colorado river near Grand Junction. Below, on the marvelously fertile soil, are situated the world-fa- mous peach orchards of Mc- Mahan, Rooks, Divine, Car- ter and Company. Through chemical research, these pro- gressive horticulturists have grown peaches weighing as much as 10 pounds each. The Avalonda Theatre, which is being redecorated, will open May 12 with a full evening's program of danc- ing under the direction of George Hill. He bring with him thirteen of the world's most famous dancers-Lu- cille May, Mildred Jaros, Sara Payne, Hazel Hunnel, Mamie Cooper, Leona Der- ington, Dorothy McGinley, Gladys Lockard, Virginia Rucker, Meredith Sims, Mig- non Womack and Helen Smith, fi' ngcles X Vows iHfiaV5'eighf Title at Stake HOME EDITION LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, MAY 5, 1950 235 PAGES PARTY OF PROMINENT PEOPLE AQP FOU D IN ANIMAL CONDITION 6AHim.a1'LikeHum2HSiGigcmzfic Plane mshes Are In Deplorable Condition Word has been received from the wireless operator on the S. S. Maryland that that ship ipicked up six ani- mal-like human, beings that are the only surviving mem- bers of the crew and passen- gers of the yacht Geo. Mc- Fadden, which was reported lost or wrecked about six years ago. Those reported rescued are the owner of the yacht, Law- rence Ferguson, and wife, the former beauty, Char- lotte Hyre, and maid, Hazel Thacker. Three members of the crew were also rescued. They are Captain La Verne Thorpe, Head Stoker Ernest Audino and Cook Barbara Garms. According to the opinion of the surgeon of the S. S. Maryland, William Sullivan, there is no hope of recovery for any of the party. - i Detroit, Mich., May 5.-l fU.P.l-Panic and fire fol-A lowed the crash of a huge Hannigan tri-motored plane,: piloted by Sam Hay. The ship crashed into -one of the enormous signs belonging to the Cochran Sign Co. INJURED. Coach Benge of North- western. Carl Rettig. , Eva Forsman. 1 Narcissa House. l Rachel Rega. I UNINJURED. Pilot Hay. Co-Pilot Frank Randall. T First Radio Operator Edl A Woolverton. Opal Thomas. 1 Fay Ogden. l l Zella Beatty. Dorothy Miller. l Chriistalene White. l Mr. and Mrs. Winona Lal Munyon Meders fhappilyl married since last SundayJ.y Mary Ryan. 1 Denslow Accepts Large Position In R. K. 0. Chain New York, May 5.-fA.P.l ---Robert C. Denslow, noted actor, who has lately been playing in Wayne Brown's Scandals, has signed a 355,- 000 contract with the R. K. O. Denslow states that he rates to leave the Scan- dals, but that Thomas De Rose, president of the huge R. K. O. chain, has given him a much better offer than he had from Brown. VVhen B1'OW1l heard that Denslow was quitting him, he went temporarily insane and was rushed to the Long Insane Asylum. CContinued on Page 26, Column 3.5 l r l 4 l New York, May 5.-CA.P.J -The world's heavyweight title will rest with either Frank Patterson or William Walsh when they fight a ten-round match here to- morrow evening. Fight Pro- moter Wallace Peck states that a record - breaking crowd is expected. Patterson's manager, Ray- mond Perry, states that Frank is in good condition, excepting that his left eye is a little cut up from sparring mates. Dope has it that Walsh is overtrainedg but his manager, Lawrence Phe- nix, says he is in the pink of condition. Fire Chief Felmlee and Police Commissioner Schnei- der say that due precautions will be taken for the crowds. The fight will be put on the N. B. C. radio hook-up with Richard Dittman, the crack sports announcer, behind the mike. Walsh, who is the cleal- leniger, will receive all pro- ceeds over Patte son's 555,- 000,000 guarantee. CContinued on Page 197, Column 4.5

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