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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-08-18
r OzHL AS SN.

Ma Campbell mali Y nedepu
slovensky cirkls. Fl campbell.
ski Slovaci sd ma vsetko s1ci
len akosi do politiky ME. Ale
ta ich sikovnost dokaznje, xe
dakedy j do politiky potrafia.
Nux ale nevyzera to zle 8 nj
mi ami takto. Budn mat dvoch
koncilmanov istotne, pokladnika
mesta duplom istotne a mono
al inych. Ny youngstownski
Slovaci nemozeme sa AMI tax po-
chvalit'.
Peter Bobby 70 Struthers mu-
ST byt' obi 'dbeny Slovak, ked
bol nominovany "a predsedu
mestskej rady toho mesta. Bo-
daj to dotiahol ma mayorstvo
Youngstownski Slovaci by
mali postavit' kandidata "a Gle
ma skolskej rady. Name ucite-
lick dost', potrebovaly by pomoc
dostat' sa k miestu. My nav--
hujeme adv. Willu alebo p. Jo-
zefa Vascaka. Je protinavrhf
Tento navrh NAL sice vynst' 2
nasich politickych kruhov, ale
nam prepacia, ze SINE ich pred
behli. Hlavne je, aby SINE po-
stavili kandidata sa zanho o.
svedcili cim skorej. Vd'acne da-
me miesta mienkam nasich OBJ
canov, pot 'azne klubov.
Poc1vame, ze daktorym pra-
covnfkom Slovenskeho Dna je u.
blizovane bez prfciny. Ne.
robme to, bratia. Ktoze bude
pracovat' "a svojet', "a nase do.
bro a pokrok, ked' 81 pracovnl-
kov odzenieme?
Kritizovat' a ublizovat' j
Iahko, ale pracovat' je t'azko
Slovaci uz tedy maj1 jednehe
generala. A to az generala divi-
zie. General Rudolf West budt
West 10000 slovenskych junA.
kov do Budapest ma til "revi
ziu".
Hoover City ma mestskom SINE.
tisku bolo vypalene a nenecha'
ne po nom ami znaku ami spaku
Skoda. Mohli nechat aspon je
dnu b1du pre- Muzeum Depresie
Campbellske vol by by maly
byvat' v zine a ME v lete-
take sti ohnive.
.
NRA al mas navstivila a da
rovala nam 4O-hodinov1 pra
covn1 dobu. Aida mas este ma
vstivi a-zanecha nam dost' pra
ce pre- vsetkych zamestnancov
ktori nateraz ami 40 hodin ne
pracuj1.
=
Go sa to robf S tou starou Eu
ropou? Matt tam uz bol'seviz
archizmus, republikanizmus ;
teraz Pol'sko prichodf S novyn
"izmom'' ktoreho memo este ne
vieme, ale bude to akysi legio
narizmus. Tridsat 'tisic legiona
roy bude tvorit' zvlastnu vyso
kh kastn ktora huda VOLTS dva
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-08-18
ANGLICKf RoBoTNfCI
"a ROOSEvELTOV PLAN

= t 2. aT 3 .
Anglickemu robotnictvu sa
tax zapacil Rooseveltov plan he
spodarskeho ozivenia, .ze bud1
ziadat' svoju vladu, ably tiez ia.
Ky plan vypracovala a do zivo
ia uviedla. Ma 4. septembra bu-
de kongres anglickych robotni-
ckych unii, na ktorom bude Wy.
nesena rezollcia v tom smysle
Anglicki robotnfcki poslanci u5
Wac KRAFT vyzvali v parlamen.
te vladu, aby nasledovala pri-
klad americkej vlady, ale ia sa
nema do toho.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-08-18
BLAHOzELANIE CENERkLO
vi vIEsTovI.

Ctena redakcia tychto novin,
j ia sa pripojujem k vasmu bla-
hozelaniu prvemu sloyenskemu
generalovi, Rudolfovi Viestovi,
ktory bol moi priater velitel',
s ktorym som stravil easy t'az-
ke, smutne j vesele, lebo boil We.
selej povahy. Ked' SINE upadli
do t'azkych a smutnych casov
ma Sibfri, on vzdy mas vedel
rozveselit'. Dalo by sa o nom
mnoho plsat', ako o slovenskom
legionarovi, ale nejdem. Spolu
SINE prezivali hrozne easy. Ked
81 teraz pomyslim ma ne, neviem
ami kde som. Mas lud sloyen-
sky nevie 81 ocenit' slovenskeho
legionara prAcu, ktory sa boril
"a lch slObodu. S1 odstrkavani,
ale zradca slovenskeho naroda
je ich vodcom. Jemu je lepsi
Mad'ar, ako ten legionar, ktory
isiel obetovat' svoj zivot ma OIL
tar slobody slovensk6ho naro-
da. Gen. West "a svoju t'az.
k1 pracu 81 zasldzn tel hodno-
|sti. TAX ia mu 20 srdca blaho-
zelam k povyseniu ma prveho
|slovenskeho generala. Daj mu
Bob zdravia q silly, aby Ill mno.
he leta.
s.. q. Kln6ar,
slovensky legionAr Rusku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-08-18
MA PREDAJ

ixobvt dom ' 0arard, Ohio, vo faj-
nom stave. Najlepsie missto. Prijms-
me vkladnG inixlu. Zatelsfonujte
2-3616 alsbo 2-1s66 I pytajte - m
Mira Read. 4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-08-18

ii t6 ideu Mad d'ari I'd nas Slova.
|kov vypoxicali. A vypoxical 81
|ju ] ysetky inc nArodnosti, kto-
|re teraz svoje "Dni'' odbyva-
|j1. Pred nami tn ziadna narod-
most nieco podobneho nemala.
Ami ME hned po mas. Len Y po.
slednych rokoch sa do toho chy.
.tily. Mas len test, ze druhym
narodnostiam ukazujeme cestu,
Doznavame sa, ze DIR. Jehlic-
ka Dol ' zeneye pytat' pripoje-
ME Slovenska k Mad'arsku i y
meme americkych Slovakov a
|ich organizacii vraj v me-
ne s. s. K, SLOW. Ligy d Sdru-
|zenia Slovenskych Novinarov.
Ami sa ich nepytal, ci mu dovo-
liza!
MY len to povieme, ze ysetky
tie "pripojovacie' akcie sd da-
romne. Take nieco sa reeami
nevykona. Kto sa chce 81 chce
pripojovat', musi .sa Bit.
V Europe bud1 diva penazne
systemy: jeden zlaty frankovy,
druhy sterlingovy. Hned' po roz.
pustenf hospodarskej konferen-
Gle utvorila sa "zlata skupina =
2 Francie, Talianska, Pol'ska,
Cesko-Slovenska, Belgicka, Ho-
landska a Svajciarska a skupina
sterlingova $ Angliou, jej domi.
miami a sandinavskymi krajina-
mi. Spojene Staty budl 81 mu-
siet' vytvorit' svoju vlastn1 sku
pinu, MONO juhoamerickymi
republikami. Kazda tato skupi.
ma bude behom casu nielen fl
nancnym, ale i obchodnym eel.
kom; krajiny kazdej skupiny
budd hospodarsky tesno spoje.
Inc.
Podl'a tohto, ta cesko-sloven.
ska Kaea bude 81 hrdo sediet
ma kolenach franc1zskeho Fran
ka. A talianska Lira bude Wy
hravat' l'1bostne.
Kazenie povetria je znakom
industrialnej cinnosti - pfsu
noviny. Al inej, al Incl!
V Nemecku vojde ' platnost
ma l. januara zakon 0 steriliza
eli zien a muzoy. Ciel'om j,
ocistit' nemecke plema'' od
slab1chov telesnych j dusevnycl
a zaiste i cd ne-Aryanov. Tate
ocista plemena je jednym z bo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-08-18

MA PREDAJ-Dobrt dom m 26aa
Cooper st. s izisb ktpel ID 3 e.
r4dx. Pred4 - lacno . prime @
vkladn& knixka. Oerax 10 Gas kupo-
vat, lebo ceny q rychls dvfhajt.
The Federal Savings 3 Loan Co, 12l
W. Federal st. Teiefon 7O166.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-08-18
PkPEz oBDIvUJE
PREF. R0osEvELTA

Biskup John N. Cannon E.
RE, Pa. Dol vo Vatik&ne q ma
audiencii, ktor4 trvala hodinu,
50 papex Plus velmi zaujfmal o
pomery \ spoj. St4toch ! ! OBJ
diyom j n4dejcn hovoril . pre-
zidentovej prkci q nAyrat lep-
ifch xasov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-08-18

chudobne a nasi umelci budu

kultdrne ustanovizne chudobn6 nasi umelci budd
|podporovan1
Nasej studujdcej mladeM prajeihe, ably po doklad-
ne prprave spesne postavila tie vodcovske mie
sta, ktore nu cakaj1. Delegation delegatkam S
s. K s. tn sjdenym ma ich II. konvencn prajeme "a
zit' najmilsdch civil kruhu mahoningskych Slova-
kov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-08-18

Martin R&xus
hovoril medzi inym:
Tam ma Javorine hovorl O.
susky, ME clovek nevzdelany, a.
lie vysoky diplomat: n
'Vasa demoHacia je magn&t-
Ska je demolraciou vysad."
Preco my kladieme doraz ma
narod? Ked' pojdete do Meme
cka, Franclzska, atd'., budete
len cudzi. V prvom rade budl
len Nemci a Franc1zi donna.
Ked' dnes priSla tato vel'ka no.
spodarska kriza, kto prisiel pr.
w ma radY Cudzinci. TT musia
ustupit' v zaujme domacich. Gu
dzinci musia domov. Ale kde
p0jdeme my Slovaci, ked ami
donna ME SINE doma!? Kto "a
bezpeei budlcnost nasich deti,
ked' ME my! A preto volam !:
Ami jediny hlas ma cesku stra-
nu! Cesi maj1 svoje eeske stra-
ny, my name svoje slovenske.
Ceske strany rozbijaju nasich
robotnikov, rol 'nikov, zivnost-
nfkov zradily ich. Slovenske
strany nepredaly narod "a misu
sosoyice. Vydrzali SINE a prisli
SINE teraz medzi vas, aby ste
nam povedali, ci spravne kona-
me. (Spravne! znela odpoved' 2
patnast' 'tisic hrdiel. Nedajte sa
Nasi protivnici 81 mysia, 5e e.
vanjelikov maj1 zaistenych a ia
ako evanjeliky farar (slava
vam!) vyhlasujem, ze evanjelici
nikdy nepojdu proti slovenske.
mu narodu, ale p0jdu v duchu
hlbockeho farara, Hurbana.
DR.. Jozef Tiso:
Chodlme pc Slovensku S po-
chodnou vel'kej myslienky jed
notneho a svorneho slovenskeho
naroda. Nevidim tu magnatov,
kapitalistov, ale slovensky pra-
cujdci lud a tomuto pracuj1ce-
mu l'udu chcem povedat': DR.
81 svornost' a jednotnost' a bu-
des mat chleba. Roku l848, ked'
sa svet hybal, pohol sa sloven-
sky narod a povedal: Chcem
zit', lebo tu som. Vtedy to bolo,
ked' Hurban povzbudil na My.
jave mas l'ud k raznemu cinu
tymito slovami:
Starali ste sa cd Wac storo-
kov hory, role, hnoj, dobytok
a co ste 81 vystarali bez narod-
neho povedomia pre- narodny
zivot9''
Len vtedy sa zachranime, ked'
zabezpecime existenciu vsetkym
stavom. Slovenskym robotnikom
wal chlieb ten, kto odniesol fab
riky 20 Slovenska a doniesol ma
Slovensko OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
kov este al ma vykladanie dlaz-
by. Slovak vzdy musf stat "a
Slovaka. Vzdy musfte mat ma
mysli, ze Slovaci s1 samostatnf,
svojrazni, nezavisli, samobytny
narod a pre- toto musia vsetci
spolocne pracovat'. Nedajme 81
nahovorit', ze SINE ceskosloven-
skym narodom.
Ma Slovensku musfme zane.
tat slovenskou metlou a ME ce-
skoslovenskou. Neuznavame &c.
skoslovenskeho naroda, lebo ho
nepoznaj1 ami dejiny. Oslavuje-
me tisfcsto rokov nasho jestvo-
vania ako slovensky narod. (Aj
"a Mad 'arska SINE boil takym,
a to mas udrzalo
DR.. Milos van6o:
Ma vychode oval sa nasi bra
tia Rusi pod Karpatmi. ObAva.
jn sa, ze ich ehceme potlaeoyat'
a i'm odoravat'. Nechceme a ne
budeme ich ami zatlacovat', ami
ich oberat'. No ked' spominajh,
ze i'm patri vychodne Slovensko
az po Poprad, pripomfname i'm,
q u majd ysetko v poriadku v
Mukaceve, ' Berehove, ' Hustle,
slovom Podkarpaskej Rusi.
Tam ga zakladajd Skoly ma stow
Ky, ale ' mich 50 nevyuSuje pc
rusky. Tam 90 zakladajd kul-
tdrne ustanovizne, ale ME pre-
Rusoy. Tam a. zaklada "A hos.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-12-07
DECREASE IN
GRID DEATHS

NEW YORK, Dec. Z. U.P)-Foot-
ball deaths during the 1888 season
decreased considerably from the
alarming marks of 1881 and 1882
according to an United Press sur
vey.
Not one college varsity player
was on the list of 80 deaths trace
able directly or indirectly to the
game. OF the total, only two were
college men, both freshmen who
suffered fatal injuries while scrim-
maging against the varsity.
One of those who died from foot
ball injuries was a girl. Wilma
Kelly, IS, of Helena, Mont. She
was playing in neighborhood game
and sustained a broken nose. In
lection caused death.
The decline from 81 deaths in
1882 and 40 in 1881 apparently was
due to new rules adopted after the
1881 season and improved last year.
Complications following minor in
juries were the chief causes of
death.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-12-07
BIG LEAGUE
HURLERSLED
BY HUBBELL

NEW YORK. Dec. 7. U.R)-Offi-
cial figures today designated Carl
Hubbeu the champion pitcher OF
the National League for 1888 with
the lowest average of allowed earn
ed runs in that circuit for II years.
He was chosen the "most valuable -
player in the league and won other
homerS.
Hubbell won the most games in
the National League. %; pitched
the most Shutouts, 10, and worked
the most innings, 309 He led the
circuit with the average of les runs
earned per nine inning game, which
was the lowest average since Grow
er Alexander of Philadelphia led
the circuit with 1.55 in 1916.
In addition he established a new
National League record for conSec-
utive scoreleSS innings, with 46
from July 10 to and including
August l. This broke the former
record of A made by Eddie Ruel-
bach. Chicago. in 1908.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-12-07
COUNTERFETTER
IS EX-CONVECT

LOS ANGELES, Dec 7. up
When Rex Pendleton, 33-year-old
convict. decided to turn counter
feiter, he went TO the public library
for information in his chosen ayo-
cation, according to his asserted
confession to police who arrested
him today on a charge Of suspicion
Of counterfeiting.
Pendleton, who told police he
came here a month ago after his
/ release from the Minnesota state
prison, assertedly admitted making
bogus Is and 50-cent pieces after
he found a formula for the neces-
sary metal in library book Moulds
and metal were found in his home,
detectives added.
Pendleton served time i'm prison
at Atlanta for auto theft he was
paiJ IN haVa admitted
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-12-07

son IS players have been involved
in major league trades. The big
gest of these was the purchase by
the Chicago Cubs of Chuck Klein,
Phillies' smuggling outfielder. for
$500 900, or more, and three players,
Mark Koenig, Harvey Hendrick and
Ted Kleinhans.
Another important deal sent
Pitcher Red Lucas and Outfielder
Wally Roettger from Cincinnati to
Pittsburgh for Second Baseman
Tony Piet and Outfielder Adam
Comorosky.
The seven clubs likely to figure
most prominently in the baseball
mart are the Boston Red SoX, Phil
adelphia Athletics. Chicago White
Sox, Detroit Tigers, st. Louis
Browns, Brooklyn Dodgers and Gin
cinnati Reds.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-12-07
ALL-STARS To
HAVE STRONG
GRID LINEUP

The valley All-Stars are rapidly
rounding into shape for the big
charity football game to be played
here Christmas day, Coach Walker
announced today. A practice ses-
sion was held on the Wilson school
field Tuesday night and Walker
expressed himself as well pleased
with the work of the players who
turned out.
In lining up a practice team
Rodgers, a 2lO-pounder from Yelm,
washington, was in the center pos
ition: ReamS. former Central star
and George Ellis, rugged BraWley
high and Junior college player were
in as guards. In the tackle posi-
lions were Kesterson of Holtville
and WeStgard of BraWley. These
two boys would be a welcome addi-
tion to any guard, KeSterson hay
ing played two years on the Uni
yersity of Tennessee varsity and
Westgard the same number of years
for the University of Arizona.
Orval Coates, who is we'll known
in the valley for his athletic abil-
ity, was at right end and his height
and speed are expected to be
great assets in the forward and lat
eral passing games which will fea-
ture the All-Star attack. At left
end was Gonzales, another former
Spartan player who was the light
est man on the line but showed
plenty of pep and hustle on the
field Tuesday night.
In the blocking back position was
Eddie Lyons of HoltVille who was
considered one Of the best men on
the coast in this position while a
freshman at U.C.L.A. AT fullback
was "Slug" Thrasher of Brawley
whom valleyiteS will remember as
having heen the Sparknlug OF last
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-12-07
TODANS
.SPORTMPARADE.
Ra5fIHsg3S!akSSiSsAFD
BY HENRY McLEMORE
United Press staff Corresponds

. united Press starr correspondent
! NEW YORK, Dec. 7. U.P)-Some-
where in this broad land ther,
must be a foundation which awards
| preposterous optimism. If so, let il
strike off a medal for Bernon S
Prentice, the leader Of America 5
Davis cup forces.
1t must be no ordinary medal
but one fairly dripping with palms,
clasps. and star and garters. In
short, it must be gorgeous. Mister
Prentice's latest statement, in which
he is cheerful over our 1884 cup
prospects. makes him the ALL
American optimist in all IL posi-
tons.
In spite of rather gloomy pro-
phecieS of our 1884 chances" Prem
tiCe says. I personally am far from
detected. I have full assurance
from George Lott, reports to the
contrary, that he is not interested
in professional offers. He and John
Van Ryn constitute one of the out
standing doubles teams of the
world and are available. Sidney
Wood, Wimbledon champion in
1881 and unavailable for play last
year, is a candidate. He played
outstanding tennis in our recent
championship. Frank Shields game
has improved tremendously during
the last year and he is certainly
an important candidate for this
years team, and there are many
others. We certainly have a
look-in.'
YeSsir, Mister Prentice should get
that medal right away. His
statement is a prepcSterous fistful
of misleading facts. He's right on
one score - that about Van Ryn
and Lott being the worlds best
doubles team-but he's all wrong
from there out. Shields, playing
the one-sided game he does, hasn'.
got a chance against a healthy
Perry or Crawford. Franks all
right at the net, but get him away
from the webbing and he's lost as
Livingstone ever was. Crawford
and a sick Crawford at that =
pinned Franks ears back in the
mi-finals at Forest Hills, so how
does Mister Prentice figure Frankll
be a ball Of fire next season?
Wood Is Best
Wood is the best Of the Ameri-
cans today. but the ailing Crawford
licked him the day before he kick
ed Shields. The many others
Mister Prentice mentions leaves me
puzzled. Who are they? True the
AZ states are running over with
young men who possess flannel
pants, racquets and liking for the
game, but. unfortunately, that's
about all they got.
According to Mister Prentice the
candidates for the American team
will be given an opportunity to
practice at least once a week dur
ing the winter at Court House, a
private tennis club owned by Prem
tice and half a dozen other wealthy
gentlemen. The Court House is a
very snooty place. 1t is reported
that before you are allowed to enter
your finger casually the index one)
is jabbed with a pin. If your blood
runs blue, okay.
Mister Prentice's statement has
it that the players will concentrate
on net play. Why? SO that the
one point out of four the Americans
score will be a spectacular one?
Some one should tell the American
coaches that what this country
needs is a tennis player who is al
home in any part Of the court.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-12-07

year S Brawley championship team.
In the other half back position was
Lester Flores, probably the light
est man on the field but a fast and
tricky runner. Calling the plays
and doing most of the passing was
Harleigh Lamb, of Brawley, an ag-
gressive and heady field general.
The next practice session will be
held tonight at 7;30 O'Clock at
which time a delegation of Calex-
leo players is expected and some
changes may be made by Walker
in the lineup. Anyhow, he stated,
all who show up for the practice
sessions will be given a chance to
show what they can do and the
best men will be chosen for the
playing lineup on Christmas day.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-12-07

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 7. 49, Irvine
(Cotton) Warburton, All-America
quarterback on the Southern Cali
fornia football team. will present a
trophy to the winner Of the 15O-lap
feature automobile race at Ascot
Legion speedway next Sunday, As
cot officials announced today. He
also will act as honorary referee.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-12-07
AWAIT MAJOR
LEAGUE SALES

CHICAGO. Dec. 7. U.P)-One of
the biggest shakeups Of major
league players in recon. years is
forecast for the john session of the
two circuits IN Chicago next week.
Every club in the majors except
the two pennant winners, the New
York Giants and Washington Sem
ators, has at least one deal on the
fire. There is a possibility that as
many as 10 clubs will participate
in the shifting of players.
Since the close of the 1888 sea-
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-12-07
Here And There
In Sport World
BY United Press

CHICAGO. Dec. 7. - Freddie
Miller. featherweight boxing cham
pion, beat off a late rally to defeat
Paul Dazzo, Chicago. in a 10-round
non-ttle bout here last night. Mil
Ter weighed 1861 pounds and Dazzo
131.
After bit of furious milling in
the tenth round Dazzo knocked the
champion to the floor and it ap-
peared for a moment as if he might
win by knockout. Miller came
back strong, however. to finish the
round and win the bout on points.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-12-07

SPOKANE. Wash, Dec. 7. UP
Jack Dempsey expressed himself to-
day as dissatisfied with Max Baer's
attitude toward prize-fighting. The
pictures, the bright lights and the
pretty ladies are running Max as
fighter" Dempsey repeatedly said.
The former worlds champion
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-12-07
GRID GOSSIP
FROM PACIFIC
COAST CAMPS

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 7. (U.R)-
The Western All-Star team for the
annual shrine game here New
Years Day against an eastern
eleven was augmented today by adj
dition of five college stars. Those
who accepted invitations included
Fred Canrinus and Carl Jorgensen,
st. Mary's; Bernie Hughes, Oregon;
Ed Barton, Denver University; and
Phil Sarboe, Washington State. Six
other players previously signified
their willingness to play with the
western team.
SEATTLE, Dec. T. UP)-A squad
of SO players representing Uni
versity Of Washington was enroute
to Los Angeles today for the final
game of the regular season against
u. S. c. Ted Isaacson and Ned
England, regular lnesmen, were
| left behind because of injuries.
| MORAGA, Calf, Dec. 7. UP
Seven members of st. Marys start
! ing lineup against Southern Metho-
I dist at San Francisco Saturday Will
be playing their last game for the
Moragans. The men ending their
eridiron careers are Fred and
/ George Canrinus, ends; Carl Jor-
gensen. Mary Yates, and Ed Gilbert,
/ linemen; and Sid Ahern and Cor
don Partee, backs. Seven other
members Of the squad also are
/ seniors.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-12-07
TOWN ANTICIPATES GALES

RIO HONDO, Texas lUP)-GuIf
coast hurricanes have made mer-
chants and awning statesmen
storm conscious" in this border
town Store-front awning have
been equipped with hinges, which
permit them to be fastened down
so as to protect plate glass WIN
dows in a high gale.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-12-07
GOLD PRICE UNCHANGED

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7. U.P)-
The government today fixed its
price on newly mined American gold
at $3401 an ounce, unchanged for
the past four days.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-12-07

denied reports that he would pro-
mote a bout in Atlantic City be-
tween Tommy Loughran and Max
Schmeing. He said he had hoped
to stage a fight in San Francisco
next spring with Baer as a prin-
cipal but that plans have been in
terrupted.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-12-07

VANCOUVER. B. c.. Dec. 7. UF1
- Jimmy McLarnin, world welter-
weight champion, today announced
plans for a series Of bouts on the
European continent and in England
early next year.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-12-07

LOS ANGELES. Dec. THE U.
c. L. A. basketball squad opened the
season s campaign last night by
swapping Long Beach Junior COL
lege, 50 to 90 Although only lead
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1933-12-07

ing % to 20 at half time, the Bruins
stepped up their race in closing per
iods to amaSS a decisive lead. Bill
Athey. stocky guard, led the at
tack with 10 points
The Bruin frosh opened its season
by turning back Santa Monica high
school. 40 to 20, in a preliminary
game.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. Z. UP
Capt. Cuthbert Morse of New zea-
land today revealed plans for bring
ing Arch Ruler. crack race horse.
from the Antipodes for an in
vasion of the American tracks
Other Antipodean equine visitors.
including WinCokS. Pillow Flight
and Tea Trader. did not fare well
in their invaSionS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-04

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