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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-10-11
PLAN TO CURB
MIGRATION OF
LABORERS HERE

Publicity campaigns are being
urged by the Ell Centre Chamber
of Commerce to keep workers who
will not be needed from coming to
Imperial Valley during the late fall
and winter months. Robert Hays,
manager of the local chamber, has
taken the matter up with the I'M
perial county emergency relief conf
mission and the county branch OF
the national unemployment service,
urging that such campaigns be
started now SO men and families
will not start for Imperial Valley
looking for work.
1t las been customary in past
years to warn workers in the middle
west. other section of the west, and
particularly CALIFORNIA; northern
communities that there is ample la
Dor in Southern California, il hot
in Imperial Valley, to take care
of the fruit and vegetable crops.
This year Hays believes these warn
ings should be sent earlier and
therefore he urges immediate &C
ton before these ltinerant workers
start for Imperial Valley only to
find q surplus of labor with TIE re-
cult that local relief organizations
are forced to care for them.
Hays has called attention to the
fact that last winter $500 pea pick
ers were stranded in the northern
part of the valley and it took sew
eral weeks and entailed consider
able expense to the residents Oh
this community to care for these
people and break up the camps
where there was CONSTANT danger OF
disease epidemics.
Letters are already being received
at chamber headquarters from 9TH
er parts of California and from
middle western sections asking if
work is available here, many of the
writer's stating they have no means
of support other than field labor
when they reach here and others
stating they must find work as
they have been ordered to Califor-
MIA for their health. Each of these
letters is answered and TIE writer
urged not to come to Imperial VAL
ley as we have sufficient of all
kinds of labor to care for our needs,
but most persons do not write be-
fore they start for Imperial Valley
and these people can most effec-
lively be reached by a publicity
campaign of wide scope.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-10-11
BY HENRY McLEMORE
United Press Staff Correspondent


NEW YORK, Oct. II. - Putting
the sports shots here and there:
Bill Terry's new five-year contract
calling for a total salary of 100000
makes him the highest paid mana
ger in the National league And
it wasn't so many years ago that
Memphis Bill sold his services to
Little Rock of the Southern Asso-
citation for $500 E. Jack Johnson,
who could still give any heavy
weight plenty of trouble for three
or four rounds, has been signed as
master CT ceremonies in a Har-
lem night club The best sports
laugh of the week was furnished
by Bernon Prentice. captain OF tie
1888 American Davis cup team,
when he asked that Ellsworth Vines
first professional appearance be for
charity . >.
Boston mas the best record III
world series play, no Hub team ever
losing a series John Paul Jones,
a top notch wrestler, once aspirec
to the ministry Freddie Lind
strom was highly pleased when he
was traded to Pittsburgh by tie
Giants at the start Of this yea,
figuring he was leaving a second
division club for a possible winner
What's that about the best
laugh? John McGraw and Hans
Wagner agree that Carl Hubbell IS
the best National league series
pitcher since Mathewson JIM
nv Phelan, former Notre Dame star
and head coach. of football at Wash
ineton u, believes the quality OF
football played IL the Big Ten, is
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-10-11

as a whole, much superior to that
OF the coast :.
The purse for the 500-mile race
at Indianapolis next May will be
the old $4,000 instead of the $780,
600 awarded this year Claud
Robertson, according to Bob Ingram
of the FL Paso Herald-Post, was the
forgotten man of the world series
1t was Mr.. Robertson, now
Texas farmer, but once manager of
the Beaumont and San Antonio ball
clubs. who developed Hubbell's
screwbau, taught Walter Stewart
the art of curying a ball, and de-
veloped Earl Whitehill's confidence
Shipwreck Kelly. one time Ken
lucky grid ace and now with the
Brooklyn Dodgers, ran a night club
while attending college . Ode
Clehorn, famed hockey referee,
works as a golf professional during
the off season ;.
Some horsemen are of the opin-
ion that it is impossible for thor
oughbred to run good race Il his
tail is braided, yet Equipoise, a
pretty good nag, always went to the
post with his tail braided q.
Heinie Groh, who played in five
world series, is running beer gar
den in Rochester RumorS thai
John Hay Whitney is going to buy
the Giants draws nothing but
laugh from Giant officials . Chris
eagle las been playing football for
II years and has never had but one
number on his jersey-12 JIM
my Sheckard, one time Chicago Cub
outfielder, is coaching a Philadel-
phia soft ball team.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-10-11
ACTIVITIES AT CENTRAL UNION

trail faculty to enjoy an informal
evening at the Barbara Worth
Country club, Oct. 81. Roy Breed
love, club president, extended the
invitation at the faculty meeting
held Monday afternoon.
Students and faculty welcomed
the return Tuesday of Miss Annette
Damron who has been confined to
her home with a severe cold.
Boys interested in forming a Hi
Y club held a meeting last week
No definite action was taken, but
another meeting will be held soon
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-10-11
HUBbELL ACCLAIMED NATIONAL
LEAGUES MOST VALUABLE MAN

results of the committees ballot
ting:
Hubbell, Giants, II; Klein, Phil
lies, 48; Berger, Braves, a.; Terry,
Giants IS; Martin, Cardinals, "a;
Mancuso, Giants, "a; Dean, Car
dinals, %; Traynor, Pirates, 90;
Ryan, Giants, 10; Lopez, Dodgers,
Is; Cantwell, Braves, Is; Schu-
macher, Giants, Il; Meanwhile,
Braves, IL: Bush, Cubs, IL; French,
Pirates, 10; Frisch, Cardinals, q;
Bottomley, Reds, 6; Medwick, Car
dinals, S: Hartnett, Cubs, 5; War
neke, Cubs, 4; Lucas, Reds, 3; Bar
tell, Phillies, 3; Vaughan, Pirates,
2; r. Moore, Braves, 2; v. Davis,
Phillies, /; Hafey, Reds, /; Luque,
Giants, l.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-10-11
BUSY DAY FOR
BOXER READ

OAKLAND, Calf, Oct. II. G>P)
ALFRED C. Read, Jr., the boxing
broker" of Clair Windsor's $75 900
alienation suit, had two important
engagements today. one in a San
Francisco courtroom and the other
in an Oakland boxing ring.
Reads first date of the day took
him into court to answer charges
of passing a bad check. The Varney
speed lines made the charge.
Later he was scheduled to oppose
Jimmy Bell in a four round pre-
liminary bout here. The match
marked Reads ring debut.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-10-11
Mays-T riplett
To Reneuu Duel

LOS ANGELES, Oct. II. Up) -
Rex Mays and Ernie Triplett re-
sumo their duel for Pacific Coast
racing honors tonight when they
renew their competition in the So
lap feature race at Ascot Legion
speedway.
Mays led the 1882 champion by
81 points after having won the
main event last week.
Tonight's races will be one of the
final night shows before officials re-
turn to Sunday afternoon affairs.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-10-11
SALMON SPURN HOOKS

LONGVIEW. Wash. U.P)- You
don't need fishhooks to catch sal
mon in these parts! Fred Grendon
and two other fishermen reported
38-pound chinook jumped into their
boat after they had fished vainly
for some hours. C. E. Runyan was
finding the fishing in Lewis River
poor when suddenly 14-pound sill
yer salmon jumped ashore at his
feet. He retrieved it,
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-10-11

Scholarship students had their
first meeting Monday. At that
time they selected the following Of
ficers for the first semester: Mar
garet Loud, president; Richard
Maddux, vice president; Mary
Frances Hoppin, secretary; Rudolph
Furbass, treasurer; Dorothy Holt,
reporter. Mrs. E. E. Keller is ad-
wiser for the group.
The J. c. executive board held a
meeting Tuesday noon for the pur-
pose of passing on several current
bills. Those present included Mel
vim Wildly, student body president;
Gordon Neal, vice president; Ada
line Shirer, secretary treasurer;
Odal Townsend, freshman repre-
sentative; and Margaret Hill, the
sophomore representative.
In an effort TO encourage stu
dents to return overdue books, MISS
Verna McKeehan has arranged a
fine of &c per hour or 10c per day
on all overdue books.
Girl Reserves are planning
unique progressive dinner party To
take place before the Central-Yum
football game Friday night. The
first course of the dinner viii
probably be served at the home OF
Ahleen Crandall; the main course,
at the home of Miss Edith He'd
rick. adviser; and the dessert at
the Ten Thousand club. The mo-
tiff for the dinner will be blue ana
white. After the dinner the group
will 20 to the football game.
Girl Reserves hope to have two
trips TO their camp at Hipass dur
ing this year. The first, they hope,
NAV be in November; the second,
in the winter when it is showing
there.
The A. w. S. plans to have a
meeting Friday for committee re-
ports. There will be a potluck
next Monday night.
A committee has been chosen by
Maria Birkhauser. president OF the
Associated Women Students, TO in
vestigate rings or pins that VIII be
suitable for the group. This com
mittee consists of Doris Gibson
and Florence Hess.
The first issue Of the warrior
H..
Ncmad was published YESTERDAY
FLORENCE Hess is editor of this pub
LEGATION. Miss B. w. Prouoioot 10
adviser.
Rotarians have invited the Cen
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-10-11
CCC ATHLETES ELIGIBLE

PORTLAND, Ore. U.P)-All high
school athletes who are serving in
the CCC forest camps will be eli
gible to compete in football and
basketball when they return to
school, the state high school ath-
letic association has ruled. A num-
Der of western youths joined the
corps this summer and will not be
demobilized until after school
starts. This will not affect their
eligibility.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-10-11
FAMED COAST HOTEL CLOSED

SEATTLE U.H - Memories OF
the days when DR.. Frederick COOK,
William Jennings Bryan, James j.
Hill, Admiral Togo and other world
figures visited Seattle were recalled
here with the closing of the Butler
hotel. The Butler closed after years
of fame. The city moved away from
the waterfront and business was not
sufficient to keep the property open.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-10-11
CAT WASN'T TO BLAME

NEW BRITAIN, Conn. W.P) -
When Charles Kaziusish found the
door of the birdcage open and his
pet canary missing, he threw the
cat out of the third story window.
A few minutes later one of his
children walked in with the bird,
which had been taken from the
cage for an airing. Neighbors
complained and Kaziusish was
fined SIS for cruelty to animals.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-10-11
GRID GOSSIP
FROM PACIFIC
COAST CAMPS

MoRAGA, Calf, Oct. II. U.H :
Slip Madigan strapped the "heavi-
est line in the west' today and
turned to lighter guards to carry
the st. Mary IS colors in SATURDAY. s
game with U. S. c. Madigan sent
webb Edluayan, 1876, and Bernie
Schaefer, 1872, into the varsity
guard positions to replace heavier
but slower men. The change drop
ped the average weight of the
Gaels' line from 22o to 2os pounds
per man.
BERKELEY, Cal, Oct. IL. U.p)-
Charles. E. tChuck) Cotton moved
up from the Ramblers' SQUAD to
the Varsity today to give Navy Bill
Ingram fourth left halfback on
the University of California squad
STOCKTON, Cal, Oct. II. U.p)-
Amos Alonzo Stage, football s
grandest veteran, drilled his Col
lege of the Pacific squad on run
ming plays in preparation for the
game with San Sose State, Satur-
day.
PULLMAN, Wash, Oct. II. d.P)
Washington State expected
"soft spot this week in its con-
test with Montana at Missoula. The
Skaters need an easy one in order
to be in shape for their Oct. 81
clash with the University of Cali
fornia team here.
EUGENE, Ore. Oct. IL U.H =
Erwin Nilsson. Oregon IS veteran
tackle, is lost to the team for six
weeks, team physicians advised to-
day. Nilsson sprained his knee.
Gardney Frye, former guard, was
named as replacement for the in
jured star.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. IL. U.P) :
Capt. Ford Palmer was expected to
return to his football duties today
in the U. S. c. line after a day off
with a slight illness. He missed the i
first workout in which Coach How !
ard Jones gave a personal exhibit
ton of dummy-tackling. Jones was |
demonstrating the tackling tactics |
st. Mary IS will use Saturday at the |
Coliseum here.
LOS ANGELES, Oct. IL. U.H y
Coach Bill Spaulding concentrated |
on offensive tactics today as he !
drilled the U. c. L. A. gridders for |
their game against Loyola a week |
from SATURDAY..
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-10-11

Chinook Peter Pan Dimple, an
Ayrshire COW owned by Washington
State college, has produced l05,547
pounds of milk and 3,764 pounds OF
fat in 10 lactation periods.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-10-11

A completely equipped olive oil
processing plant was opened recent
ly at Exeter, Tulare county, by A.
B. Stewart.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-10-11

Rotarians have invited the Cen
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-10-11

The first issue Of the Warrior
Nomad was published yesterday
Florence Hess is editor of this pub
LEGATION. Miss B. w. Prouoioot ls
adviser.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-10-11

LOS ANGELES, Oct. II. U.H =
Coach Bill Spaulding concentrated
on offensive tactics today as he
drilled the U. c. l.. A. gridders for
their game against Loyola week
from Saturday.
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By Charles r. Joseph.
By Charles b. Joseph.


the n the world.
Evening star., 1933-06-15
MERGER FAVORED
IL Out of 10 Districts Support
Evangelical Synod Union.

BUFFALO, N. Y, June Is CP.-Eleven
OF the nineteen districts In the Evan
gelical Synod Of North America now
are standing recorded In favor Of the
proposed merger Of the Evangelical body
ana the Reformed Church Of the United
States.
The New York district gave its unani-
nous approval yesterday at its conven-
tion mere. The Reformed Church has
already acted favorably.
Inc Evangelical Church has more
than 350,0p0 members, and the RE-
formed communicants total above
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-10
ROzHLAS YSN.

Youngstown bude mat prve-
no slavianskeho koncilmana Y
osobe adv. Antona Kryzana. Po.
razil ako terajsieho koncilmana,
tax al druh6ho, este silnejsieho
protivnika. Adv. Kryzanovi gra-
tulujeme a gratulujeme vset-
ktm Slavianom Z. wardy, ze sa
tax svorne zadrzali.
Mas byvaly prezident Hoover
stravil vySe pol roka rybackou.
Prezidentske starosti a volebna
kampah mn uSkodily na zdravf,
tedy "a zotavoval. Ned&vno na
jednej rybacke pri5iel k jeho
Siatru clovek ntrapent a pove-
dal, xe mn je diet'a vel'mi ne
mocne. Hoover hned' xatelefo.
noval pre- lskkra : vybral - do
domku zloyelra. Ked' tam phi
xis natiisI I; aalso n1tyl
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-10

stall sice podvysku ale svojumzdu nem0zu nak1pit
to ko potrieb, zeby udrzai priemysel cnnosti Vel
kou chybou vraj boo re ceny premyselnych vyrobkoy
sa zvysiy PRIV, neil bola to prihodna doba takze
zvysene Glen vlastne znicilo ciel podvysky mzdy
botnikov. :
Ekonomish tvrdia, ze ak priemysel obchod sa
chcl naozaj vytiahnut' jamy, musa vzdat docas-
ne nieen zskov, ale musia prijat al ztraty, musia
svoju kapitalizacu snizt zastarale delne zrusit'
neinvestovat' svoje zarobky do zadnych novych pod
nkov ale vsetky zarobky davat' nazad ludu podobe
vysokej mzdy. Len takym sposobom sa vybuduje zni7
cena nakupna sila ludu len ked tato bude vybudo-
vana, mozu byt ceny priemysenych vyrobkov zvyse-
ne. Ceny farmarskych vyrobkov ale maj1 byt' hned
zvysene, ably medzi farmarmi bola vybudovana ma
kupna sila.
Toto bude asi najvacsia pravda, ak1 kedy nasi e.
konomisti vyslovili. Ale obchod priemysel po-
lepsa dobrovol'neg G vratia ludu, GO mu podobe
vysokych Glen, nizkych mezd mac "dobrych ca
soch' vzaly? To nemozno cd Mich ocakavat, lebo je
to proti ich najzakladnejsm zasadam Obchod prie-
mysel je obchodom priemyslom len potial', pokial
donasa zsk. Tu bude musiet' NRA zasiahnut,
Co sa tyka robotnych pomerov oceiarnach, tie.
iste zepsia Vada z zacina verejn6 prace, ma kto
re kongres odhasoval vyse tri biony dolarov uzna
ME sovietskej ylady ruskej bude pociatkom vekych
objednavok tovaru vacsinou robeneho ocele zeleza
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-10
BILLION DOLAROV FARMAROM.

Behom dvoch rokov, vytahne americka vlada z
vrecak NEST anov jeden billion dolarov da ich farma
rom pestujucim psenicu, bavlnu, kukuricu maso Da
ich tym farmarom ktorl zaviazu, re budu pesovat
menej, ako pestoval dosavad " teraz tis1ce farma
dostava cd vlady ceky to- re nezorai nezasiai
olko, ako vlani.
Ma prvy pohl'a zda sa sialenstvom platit' "a to-,
aby farmar menej robili menej potravin vypestovai
Ale je skutoGna odpomoc lebo nest astim farmarov
bolo primoc pestovania S roka ma rok prib1dalo v
krajine masa, milky inych potrav1n roka ma rok
farnan dostavai svoju lrodu co raz menej menej
dolarov az posedne t roxy vypestovanie busla pse
nice ich stale Wac, ako oni dostal Podobne boo
nami dobytka, bavlny inych farmarskych vyrobkov.
Kazdorocne zvacsovane 1rody umoznene bolo zak1pe-
MIN million traktorov a mnoho milionov rozmanitych
farmarskych strojov ktore 81 farmar pokupi spla
tky. Zadlzili sa zak1penm novych roll ked re zvac
senie rody nedostatok trhov malo nasedok mike
ceny, nemohi dlhov vymotat' utracal svoje far
my rad-radom Takto moderna farmarska technika u
robila farmarov to- co urobila moderna premyselna
technika robotnfkov: bedarov. jednom v dru-
hom OIL 'ade massova vyroba rovnako ucinkovala.
Zmensovanie lrody je to iste, ako snizovanie ro-
kbotn6ho dila priemyselnych robotnikov. platenie
ssbonusu' to je mic ME in6 ako podvska mzdy pre-
armarov. Ale jeden billion dolarov farmarom je bez
1vysenia Glen ich yyrobkov ako psovi mucha. Ich
rijem 81 O0OOO 10000 roku 1929 uz vtedy Dol Milky
& pomere cenam priemyselnych vyrobkov ich Ian
korocny prijem $5,0OOO 100000 Dol vskutku katastro
eflny Preto SINE teraz svedkami elkeho b1rena sa
6rmarov q stredozapadnych statoch.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-10
PATNAsT ROKOv PRfMERIA.

sobotu slavi cey svet ID. vyrocie uzavretia prl-
meria ma bojisku svetovej vojny
Ked' bolo uzavrete, kazdy clovek 81 vydychnul
zaradoval pri myslienke re sa skoncila posledna
voina ma svete ze narody odteraz bud1 lit radosh
ST. ast.
a po patnastich rokoch vidime, ze sa mer este ne
aavratE do dust narodov re jeme stale iba primeri
novy vybuch sa roka rok zda nielen moznejsim,
ale istotnejsim.
Prave tento jubilejny, Is rok bol plny obav roz-
cul ovanla. Nemecku dostala moci vlada ktora
este vac ako kajzerova je mhtarsticka; ktora este
Wac ako kajzerova, je upramena opanovanim Eu-
ropy sveta. Prave tento jubilejny rok SINE sved-
kami nezdarov konferenci, ktore maly narody spra-
tet' svedkami prekotnych zavodov zbrojem
Zijeme horsom ovzdusi, ako I'll svet pred osud-
nou svetovou vojnou. Vtedy I'll svet pomernom bla-
hobyte dnes zje hroznej biede. Vtedy sa vyboj-
nej vojne snivalo len militaristom dnes uz snva
narodom Nieen s1iva, boil SINE svedkami najzbojnl-
ckejsej vojny toho storocia vony japonsko cnskej,
este neskoncenej, len utlumenej ktora m6ze znovu
vyblsit zachvatt' svojm plamenom cely svet.
Nuz nestojf 81 vec svetoveho mieru dobre stoI
ma slabych nohach len obavy pred hroznym nasled-
kami: obavy pred svetovou revollciou udrzujd mer.
Vojna je hrozna ale revolcia moze byt este hroznei
sia Voina moze zncit' alebo zotrocit nektore naro
dy ale revolcia moze znicit vsetko co ludsvo vybu
dovalo "a poslednych dvetisc rokov vhodit' no do
barbarizmu
Vojnu revoldciu prekazit' je tilohou statnikov.
Maj1 narody s1cich statnkov to? Niektore majd,
ale nektore ME- A tom vazi nebezpecie, re prime
ria skoci svet do vojny nej do chaosu
Patnast' rokov primeria bolo lepsie, ako patnast'
rokov vojny ale svet potrebuje dpny mer, ably moho
rozldstit tie prob6my, ktore no robia nest astnym
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-10
642 DoMoV Y STATE
OHIO ZACHRANENE

Home Owners Loan korpora-
cia zachranila v Ohio 642 do
NOV cd nasilneho predaju, po-
zicajdc 81, 1853, ,829 ich Matte
l'om ma vyrovnanie sa 9 veri-
tel'mi.
Najviac ziadosti 0 pomoc pri-
slo ohioskej 1radovni z akron.
skeho diStriktu, v ktorom .je "a
hrnuty j Mahoning okres, a 81
ce 19,968. Tito ziadatelia ptta-
il $49, ,7N, lit. Dosial' 1radne
odsacovane bolo 1882 domov v
nasom diStrikte, ma ktore 50 xia-
da p6zicka v obnose Sc, ,O86, ,836.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-11-10

- cd hladu a sedem inych deti
hrozne hladom zmorentch. Mr..
Hoover postal deti do nemocni-
ce, slozil $1,000 svojich a ma
sbieral este 5000 medzi pria-
tel'mi q dal tie peniaze ucitel'- ;
ke, aby isa starala t1to q inc
biedne rodiny ma okolf. A pove-
.dal jej, ak bude treba Wac, aby
mu oznamila. Hoovera tento "a
zitok tax dojal, ze v ten den
Wac neryb4ril.
N&S terajM prezident Roose-
yelt dostal minule dni prosbu
Cd 12-rocneho chlapca, aby "a
chranil domcek jeho rodiGov,
lebo i'm no idd predat'. Sam BE
nedbA, ii bude spat' v posteli q.
lebo pod stromom, ale rodi6ov
vel'mi l'utoval, lebo s6 ux star
4 ! bes pr6ce. President hned'
xakro6il ! morgi6 Dol Gru1ent
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