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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-01

munkasziinet napjan egy par ia
natikus, rninden leben kanal
erenycs6sz becsukhatja az osszes
szorako-o helyeket elottiik?
Mifele hatassal lenne oft, a.
hol a hitlen koztisztviselo ha-
lallal bunh6dik, ha megtanita.
nank 6ket ARA, hogy nalunk a
koztisztviselok nagy resze a
nemzet javainak a legnagyobt
reszet ellopja? Hogy egy kor.
many miniszterei a nemzet ola.
jat eladtak?
Mifele hatasa lenne rajuk, ha
elmondanank, hogy a dolgozt
emberek gyerekei lit koplalnak
es megfelel6 ruhat mem kapnak
hanem inkabb megsemmisitjuk q
gyapotot hogy jelenleg meg.
felel6 iskolaink sincsenek?
Mikor tudjuk, hogy Oroszor'
szagban scent gyermek, ak
a szereny lehet6segek folet KAPPA
meg az allamtol S hogy oft mi
mel tobb tudomanyt igyekeznel
beverni fejebe.
Mifele hatassa1 1enne rajuk
ha megtudnak, hogy lit egy
csomo crook az ura, paran
csoloja az prszagnak es hogy
azok a crookok selyemben, bar
sonyban, tejben es vajban, pezs
goben es torvenytelen szerelem
! ben firodnek, inert ravaszabbak
aljasabbak, becstelenebbek tud
max lenni tobbinel?
Mikor az oroszok ARA tanita
max mindenkit, hogy mindenk
szeresse a testveret es mindenk
minel tobbet igyekezzek dolgoz
nj az allan, tarsadalom,
testverei javara.
Ha metely az egyik nemzetr
nezve, mikor egy mask rend
szerben es mas fe1fogasban eli
mask nemzettel kicsereli az in
formacioit, az ismereteit, a fel
fogasait. akkor bizony-bizon,
nagyobb veszedelem az amerika
metely a Sovjetre, mint az oros:
metely ere az orszagra.
Bizonyara van, egesz biztosal
van ezer kivetni valo azon a
eleten, azon a rendszeren, ami
Oroszorszagban ismernek.
Es bizonyos, hogy Amerika ne
pc mem fogadna ait ell telje
egeszeben akkor sem, ha eziis
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-01

juk, hogy mem elnek kommunis-
ia rendszerben.
Az ernbereket a munkajuk, a
teljesitmenyeik utan fizetik es
ez az els6, de legnagyobb res,
amit kommunizmus falain
utottek.
Lassan-lassan jobbra fordul az
orosz rendszer, ahogy AIT eddig
is tette es maholnap szocialista
allam lesz a Sovjetb6l.
Ere a nemzetre nezve tehat
az. orosz propaganda nem hozhat
egyebet, mint ait a szukseges
Is iidvos ujjitast, ami fele amugy
is haladunk legfeljebb a hata-
sa alatt gyorsabban mozognank.
Termeszetesen mem kell SEN
kinek ARA gondolni, hogy az
orosz propaganda ket het alatt
Sovjetet, vagy szocialista ALA
mot csinalhat az Egyesilt ALA
mokbol, de ha megismerjuk es
udvosnek talaljuk ait a rend-
szert, (az orosz esemenyek ha-
tasa alatt) akkor gyorsabban ha-
ladunk szocializalas utjan. a.
mire az vi deal-ben ugyis ralep-
| tiink.
AIT sem kell senkinek KEEP
zelni, hogy ha az Egyesiilt ALA
mok - mondjuk technokratak
elgondolasa szerint szocialis-
ia orszag lesz, hogy ugyana zok
kal kinovesekkel fogunk ta-
lalkozni, amiket Oroszorszagban
latunk.
| Minden nemzet sajat fel-
fogasa szerint, sajat werner
seklete es sajat intelligenciaja
szerint rendezi be a gazdasagi
keretet,. amelyben a boldogulast
probalja keresni.
Lehetseges peldaul, hogy amig
: ,'Oroszorszagban az irastudatlan
szegeny muzsikok hazajaban a
szocializalast csak terrorral e
teljes szabadsag-elkobzas tud-
tax bevezetni, addig nalunk az
a lakossag akaratabol, teljesen
szabad levegoben tortenne.
Akik tehat olyan nagyon fel-
tik a hazat a bolsevik propagan-
datol, azok mem egeszen oszin-
tex, vagy nem szoktak gondol-
kozni.
Egyszeriien tele larmazzak az
orszagot feliga zsagokkal es egesz
hazugsagokkal, szavalnak az is
tentelen vorosekr6l, akik temp
lomokkal egyiitt hazassagot is
elloktek az uj rend utjabol, akik
"szabad szerelemben" elnek es
akik semmifele tekintelyt mem
ismernek.
Most mar 1assuk, hogy NIT
tudnank mi exportalni a sza-
mukra, hogy melyik felre nezve
tartalmaz veszedelmesebb me-
telyt mask nemzet e1etfel-
fogasa.
A Soviet mindent elkovet,
hogy a termelest fokozza. AIT
akarja, hogy minden po1garnak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-01

Miota Oroszorszaggal diplo-
maciai erintkezest felvettiik, a
patrioteerizmusban racketeerozo
tarsasagok ujra felfestettek a
voros remet a falakra.
Ujra a hazat mentik a vor0s
propaganda ellen es kocsonya-
szerii mureszketessel harsogjak,
,..ogy Moszkvabol az amerikai
bolsevik agitatorok penzt kap-
max.
Vajjon gondolnak-e eek az
urak es holgyek ARA, hogy a
nepek erintkezeseben teljes kol-
csonosseg van es hogy amennyi
voros propaganda becsempesz-
mex mihozzank, annyi csillagsa-
vos propaganda fogunk mi ex-
portalni Moszkvanak?
Es vajjon gondolnak-e ARA,
hogy rnennyivel nagyobb We
szedelmeket rejt az amerikai pro-
paganda (termeszetesen mem
hivatalos propaganda, inert az
Egyesiilt Allamok .olyant soha
mem istner es inert AIT sem
hissztk, hogy Moszkva jelenlee
gyakorolna EFT a jatekot) a
fennallo orosz tarsadalmi es gaz-
dasagi rendnek, mint az orosz
propaganda minekunk?
Vegre is NIT donthet meg
nalunk az orosz vagy hat mem
is orosz, hanem szocialista vagy
kommunista elmelet?
Az elnoktGl kezdve lefele min
denki ait allitja. hogy a jelen-
legi gazdasagi es tarsadalmi
rendszer atkot hozott vilagra
Hogy az biinos volt a depressic
felidezeseben es AIT gyokeresen
meg kell reformalni.
A velemenyek csak oft ternek
el, hogy milyen gyokeres re-
formokat hajlando egy-egy en-
Der megprobalni, vagyis meny-
ryire hajlando valaki szembe-
nezni rendszefben rejlo hibak-
kal?
Aki egeszen szembe mer nezni
a jelenlegi bajok forrasaval, an
max meg kell latina, hogy a
profit-rendszer okozta a wagon
torlodast, az igazsagtalan es BIZ
nosen buta elosztast.
Annak ra kell jonnie, hogy ez
a tarsadalom mem azert termelt
inert ell akarta latni lakossagot
az elethez sziikseges dolgokkal
inert hiszen akkor mem semmi-
sitenek meg a terfneles egy re-
sect, mikor ARA szIkseg van
hanem azert es csakis azert
termelt, hogy egyesek profitot
tudjanak arrol lehuzni.
Aki az igazsagot meglatja es
aki hajlando gyokeres orvossagot
is kostolni, az belatja, hogy a
profit-rendszert kellene eltorulni
a vilagbol.
Es akik EFT belatjak, azok a
szocializmustol mar messze MIN
csenek.
Az oroszokrol ma mar tud-
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-01


gyarak az arakat husz-harminc
szazalekkal levagtak.
AIT allitjak, hogy egyes, XII
sebb vallalatok nem tartottak
be a pekek kozt lev6 egyezse-
get amt code" iiriigye
alatt csinaltak - es onvedelem-
b6l nyultak ehhez a fegyverhez.
A kis pekek ere azon siran-
koznak es velik sirankoznak az
ujsagok, hogy a nagy arcsok-
kentes a kis iizemeket XII fogja
olni es csak nagy kenyergya-
rak fognak haszonnal dolgozni.
Ha fogyasztokat XII akarjak
rabolni, akkor mindig a kis-
izemek vedelmer6l beszelnek, de
mines $40 arrol, hogy inert fl
zessen a. welfare sovany kenye-
rem teng6d6 szegeny ember, vagy
a CWA ehberen kinlodo pro1e-
tar husz-harminc szazalekkal
tobbet a kenyerert.
+, A kormanynak, vagy az arra
illetekes tenyezonek voltakep-
pen azonnal vizsgalatot kellene
inditani, hogy inert adtak eddig
a kenyeret egy harmaddal dra-
gabban, mint ahogy ait adhat-
tax volna. Merit nagy gyarak
ait a1litjak, hogy ok most sem
dolgoznak veszteseggel, csak a
kis uzemeket feltik a nyaktor6
versenytol.
Nyilvanvalo, hogy ha jelen-
legi arak mellett tudnak dolgoz-
nj, akkor idaig szemermetleniil
raboltak fogyasztokat, leg
szegenyebb fogyasztokat, akik-
rek a kiadasaban a kenyer az
egyik legnagyobb tetel.
Ha erre a gyalazatos rablasra
a NRA es a code adta az al,
kalmat, akkor nagyon siirgosen
utana kell nezni, hogy ne el.
hessenek vissza a NRA-val, inert
annak a torvenynek mem ALT
szandekaban, hogy harminc sza.
zalekos aremelesre adjon lille
tektelenil alkalmat.
| Meg akkor sem lenne szabat
megengedni, hogy a kenyer arat
lujra egy harmaddal felemeljek
= amig a gyarak a jelenlegi araI
mellett is megelnek, la az
tenyleg a kis emberek vedelmere
tortenne.
Mert akarmilyen szomoru
akarmilyen nepszerutlen doloe
leirni, megis csak ait kell mon
danunk, hogy akkor kis en-
berek menjenek XII nagyon gyor-
san az iizletbol.
Mert ha csak azon az aron
tudnak abban megmaradni, ha a
fogyaszto egy harmaddal tobbet
fizet a kenyerert, mint ameny-
nyiert AIT elo lehet allitari, ak
kor a kozonseg tulsagos nagy
arat fizet a kis emberek lete-
| zeseert.
A fogyasztok mem voltak,
inert JOAN esszel mem lehettek
tekintettel a kis emberekre ak
kor, mikor szabok, a cipeszek,
a kerekgyartok kiszorultak az
uzletbol.
A nagy vallalatok, gyarak
Clyan SOkkal OlcSObban adtak az
arut, hogy a kis emberek lete-
zese lehetetlennek bizonyult.
Es ha kenyergyartas szin-
ten elloki kis embereket az
utjabol, akkor abba is belle kell
(nyugodnunk. Sokkal inkabb meg
tehetjik AIT, minthogy a min
dennapi kenyeriinkert a kellette-
mel egy harmaddal tobbet fl
zessiink.
Es ugy tetszik nekunk, hogy
amikor az ujsagok szegeny kis
pekek sorsan siranko1nak, mem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-02-01
A mindennopi kenyerunk

annyira a kis iizletemberek exis
tenciajat, mint a nagy gysr1lE
illetektelen nagy profitjat STRAIT
jak, amib6l hirdetest kapnalE
az ujsagok.
Merit lehetetlen, hogy ne jutnA
egyetlen szerkeszt6nek, egyetIenl
ujsagironak eszebe, hogy mines
telen szazezrekre, a nincsteleD
milliokra is kell gondolni, akilE
idaig allitolag kis e1nbe
rekert kenyerert tu1sSgus-
sokat fizettek.
Nincsen csalad, amely atlag.-
mem fogyaszt el tiz-tizenot cenn
ara kenyeret naponta, anlely te
hat mem fizet nyofc-tiz dollxr
extra kenyer-adot, allitolag azert
hogy a kis embereket vede1mez
zek.
| Hat akkor sokkal o1es6bks
lenne az osszes kis pekeket nyug
dijba kuldeni, inert abban AZ
esetben eleg lenne csa1adoRkenas
egy dollar evi ado is.
Mi mem igen hisziink eek
aEben az ervekben.
Mi AIT hissziik, hogy a kix
emberek egy resze kepes nagy
kenyergyarakkal versenyezni. Ke-
pes azaltal, hogy jobb kenyerek'
ad, mint gyarak. Es azok meg.
maradnak mindenkeppen az uz=
letben
| Ahogy megmaradtak azoks =
szabok is, akik a gyari nr1nkanSEl
| jobb ruhat kivano kozonsegnelz
ma is dolgoznak.
| Arrol viszont nem Iehet vitat+
kozni, hogy a nagyizem a kicsi4-
ket kigyilkolja, EFT megal1itanila
mem lehet, EFT ostobasag lcnnGs
megallitani, inert nagyiizem em, y
legtobb esetben olcsobb Is jobG.
szolgalatot tud nyujtani a fo-
gyasztoknak.
! A nagyizemek es az azokhoE
sziikseges vagyonhalmozas va
szont a szocialis uzemekhez ve--
zet benniinket, ahogy AIT n13E-
kulonbozo uzemeknel megtette-
Az elso pillanatra e1TenszenveS
mindenki elott, hogy kis IKE
meket kioljek, de mines vesze
delem nagy iizemben ha Az
nem igyekszik kozonseget r1-
bolni es kiilonosen mines vesze-
de1em akkor benne, ha koztu-
lajdonban kezelik.
Ahelyett, hogy a kis pekse-
geket probaljak sajnalni ar.
kellene nezni. hogy szukseg
!e egy-egy varosban harom-negy
OF kenyergyarra, nem 1enne-e
gazdasagosabb, ha csak egr
lenne, mem tudna-e akkor a ke-
nyeret olcsobban adni-
Termeszetesen a legnagyobh
ellenorzessel, addig is, mig min
den nagyiizem kozrzem es eset=-
leg kozvagyon lesz.
Eek valtozasok J0nncks.
mar utban vannak, de addig iss
meg kellene szo1a1ni mindenki--
mex, hogy legalabb a jeienlegIi
viszassagokat megszuntess&k.
Els6sorban meg nagyobh lar<-
mat kellene csapni a fogyaazt6--s
max a NRA adnrinisztrac165a ell
Jen ami szinten foFyik mar
es meg kellene kovetelni, hogyv
annak iirigye alatt ne adjon al4-
kalmat ilyen szemerWetlen rab
1asra.
Kulonosen ne adjon pedig arr
ra alkalmat, hogy mindennaRD
kenyer utan is kiraboljanak 1eb-
ninket, inert ha igaz: az, boEY
a michigann kenyergy arak ID
so szaza1skos arcsoIkentes mel
lett sem fizetnek "a az izemSG
akkor igaz az is, hogy az arvzgfD
el6tt raboltak a fogyaszt4kar-
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-01
BOROTRA SAYS
ENGLAND WILL
CAPTURE CUP

NEW YORK, March l. UP)-
England is a 10 l shot to retain
the Davis cup this year, in the opin-
ion of Jean Borotra, veteran French
amateur tennis star, who arrived
last night seeking his fifth indoor
title here.
Other members of the French
team who arrived on the liner
Champlain were the youngsters An
DIRE Merlin, Christine Boussus and
Paul Feret. They will compete in
the national indoor championships
starting March 10, and in the inter-
national team match M2rcn 1922.
Borotra figured that England has
1 30 chances out of 100 to win in
Davis cup competition, America 25,
Australia Is, France and Japan 5.
! If the United States team should
reach the challenge round, the Am
orleans would be an even bet against
The English. But, Borotra points
out, because of the stiff opposition
| The United States must meet before
the challenge round, is percentage
can be figured at no more tfhn 25.
Borotra said he had no intention
Of turning professional as has hk.
lofmef Davis cup mate, Henri Coc-
/ pet,
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-01

ponements and the boys down there
to report the fight will have to pay
Florida income taxes, which would
establish some new something or
other.
And certainly the causes for the
postponement are worthy OF re-
cording by ring historians. The first
came when it was learned there was
to be a dinner dance at hotel some
IL miles out of town, and a grey
hound race, on the same night.
This marked the first time that pro-
moters had admitted that patrons
might find more entertainment dam
cling and dining. and losing money
on the dogs, that in watching two
pugilists fight it out for what is
seriously referred to as fiStiania' S
highest bauble.
The second postponement, if we
may taket he world of Colonel John
Reed Fitzpatrick, Garden president,
came when the forecast called for
showers which might possibly spoil
some of our patrons evening
clothes"
Loughran established some sort OF
mark when he boxed few rounds
with one Jimmy Crowell who holds
first ten" ranking in the social
register. Even Tunney, who always
sought TO employ sparring partners
with an oxford accent, never spar
red quite so handsomely as this.
When, and if the fight is held,
other marks are certain to be set
up. 1t will, for example, be the first
to see the erection of barbed wire
entanglements between the ringSide
seats and the cheaper perches
There is, I understand, quite a di-
vision of opinion concerning this
barbed wire Some argue its purpose
is to keep the two-dollar ticket hold
erS from slipping into fancier priced
seats. while others arc Just as in
Sistent that il was erected TO pre-
vent just the opposite. Still Others
are of the opinion that the Garder
plans to pay off Primo and Tommy
in barbed wire, and that the wire
vas placed there as an evidence oi
good faith. Another school argues
that it was thrown up by the Gar
I den as a sort of guarantee that or
the night of the bout the customer
would be sure of seeing something
7 connected with fighting.
Loughran, if he lasts more thar
! 10 rounds, is certain to break thu
{ existing record for the marathon
run, while Carnera, if he catches
I up with Tommy, undoubtedly viii
smash the current mark for the twt
mile run. So you see, the figh
shouldn't be taken SO lightly afte
all.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-01
WRIT AND BARNEY ROSS AGREE
PETER JACKSON IS GOOD BOXER

These Ross fellows may be in ri
val camps but they seem to be
agreed on one thing-that Young
Peter Jackson is pretty good
lightweight.
There are two of the ROSES, it
should be explained. Barney is light
weight champion of the world, and
then there is Writ Ross who is man.
ager of Jackson. The latter battles
Bobby Pacho in the main event a.
the Imperial Valley Athletic club
tomorrow night, and his manager.
chats Writ, so the reader will not
get mixed up) writes The Press to
some length about his boy. Here it
is.
Il am bringing the greatest light
weight in the world to Ell Centre.
Peter Jackson is the most feared
lightweight in the world today. Bar
ney Ross. Tony Canzoneri and JIM
my McLarnin. all have refused good
offers to fight Jackson. Barney
Ross just turned down an offer OF
$500 to fight Jackson here for the
Junior welterweight title which Ross
also holds. Pacho gave Jackson a
great fight short time ago and l
am sure you will see a real battle
when Bobby faces Jackson. We eX-
pect to arrive in FL Centre Thurs
day" IN
The reader doubtless knows that
Canzoneri is former lightweight
champion from whom Barney Ross
won his title and that Jimmy Nc
Larnin is the worlds welterweight
champion. When three champions
duck out on a fighter, he must be
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-01
TITLE BATTLE
To Be STAGED
By STUART CAMERON
United Press Sports Editor

MIAMI. March |. U.P)-Desplte
overcast skies and high winds,
Madison Square Garden will go
through with the Carnera-Lough-
ran fight tonight.
The decision was reached after
lengthy conference today between
Colonel John Reed Fitzpatrick, Gar
den president, and emmy JOINS
ton, matchmaker.
MIAMI. Fla, March dope
sters today figured the second post
ponement of the Carnera-Loughran
heavyweight championship bout
would react to advantage of the gl-
ant Italian title holder.
If the rain, which caused yester-
days postponement no longer
threatens. and if the Madison
Square garden corporation actually
stages the bout tonight despite wa
ter-soaked benches in the open air
stadium. Camera probably will en-
ter the ring favored at 3l2 or to
!.
Weight will lengthen the odds;
not poundage, but mental weight.
That is the psychological burden
which bears down upon more IN
telligent and high strung contest
ants before any important athletic
competition.
A straw vote which tapped cross
section of Miami natives and vlSl-
tors favored the Philadelphia dane
ing master Overwhelmingly over
Camera in the matter Of intelli-
gence.
Loughran weights 1876 ponnds to
| Cameras 260. He is 81 while the
Italian is only 81. He may be drawn
too fine because of worry. The long
er he waits. the more he'll worry
and the worse his mental and ply
sical condition will be. At least,
that's the way the betting boys are
| figuring it.
| Meanwhile the Is roundcr was
| threatened with another postpone
ment. The weather forecast for to-
day was cloudy with possible rain.
| President John Reed Fitzpatrick Of
the Garden said that unless the
weather is clear, the bout will be
delayed at least for another day
He insisted, however, that the Gar
den had no intention of cancelling
the show.
Fitzpatrick believed that yester-
days postponement might help the
sale of tickets He predicted that a
minimum of 10000 or $4,000 fans
would pay at least 100000. With
such a gate, the Gardens loss
would be small.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-01

good, and that appears to be the
description of Jackson.
The colored boz has come up the
ladder from the time he fought here
as a preliminary boy five years. and
like so many other good Negro
fighters. has a difficult time get
ting bouts because the big shots
don't like tough ones and Peter
seems TO be plenty tough.
Real Battle Promised
His bout here tomorrow night
with Pacho gives valley fans an OPP
portunity TO see real battle. Both
boys have much at stake. Pacho has
also been mentioned at opposition
for Ross and his manager, Larry
Morrison, feels confident that if
Pacho can get by" jackson, he will,
be in line for a chance with Ross.
jackson also wants a victory tomor-
row night for he already has two
verdicts over Bobby and doesn't
want to drop one at this critical
time.
The advance seat sale indicates
that the fans arc rcd hot for this
battle and that the arena will be
packed for the occasion.
Although the Jackson -Pacho bat
tie would be sufficient entertain
ment for any fight fan for an eve
ming. the club has matched up three
other good bouts. The card has been
rearranged during the week and the
changes have greatly strengthened
it.
Bobby Leyvas, a local club pleaser
and Pete Bautista, well-recom-
nended little Filipino, will mix it in
the semi-final. There is plenty of
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-01
s1.ssO REQUIRED INCOME

CLEVELAND U.P)-A family OF
five persons. living financially close
needs at least an $l,86006 income a
year. in the opinion of the Street
Car Mems union here. The union
made this finding in asserting the
81 800 per year average of its work
men was insufficient.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-01

pep and action promised in this
bout
Pelno Garcia and Ray Miller
will put on the SIX round special.
Garcia comes from CaleXico and
Miller is registered from Holtville.
Reno Fernandez. Brawley school
boy. who has been seen in several
good scraps. will take on Obie Mil
Ter. former FL Centre schoolboy ath-
lete. in the opener. Obie has plenty
of stuff and from all accounts will
need 1t when he gets into the ring
with the more experienced Fernan-
deZ.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-01

Bulls and bears EVOLVES, too, if
YOU can still stand hearing
about the big, bad things all
20 in a great big way for Hills
Bros. Coffee! Men who are
accustomed to making accurate
decisions know that this is the
coffee of coffees. They know
that there was never a more
mellow, delicious goodness
than in steaming cup of Hills
Bros. Coffee. They know, too,
that even though it may cost a
few cents more pound than
bargain counter" cofiees, you
don't drink coffee by the pound
-you drink it by the cup. Why
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Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-01
TO
BATTLE NEBO

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Marcl l.
UP)-Tony Canzoneri, eager 1or
chance to recover the lightweight
title from Barney Ross, Will nleee
Pete Nebo of Key West, Fla III "
12-round bout here tonight.
Each fighter will enter the rins
with the hope of adding strength W
their arguments for match Witn
the Chicagoan, Nebo was outpolnteo
by Ross in a bout for the junior
welterweight title here last month";
The former New Orleans boot
black will weigh in at about l33
pounds while his opponent will have
an advantage of three or four
pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-01

early arrivals. Outflelders and IN
fielders are not due TO report until
next Monday.
NEW YORK, March Andrew
Ponzi. 30-year-old Philadelphian to-
day held his first world pocket bill
lard championship. He defeated the
defending titleholder. Erwin Ru-
dolph of Cleveland, last night.
Ponzi. last years runner up in
the world tourney, emerged victor
at the close of a six block challenge
match at the Capitol academy. The
total score was $50 to GOT. They
played 64 innings.
Ponzi took the afternoon block,
l22 TO 81. and in the night block
lost l25 to 1913.
LOS ANGELES. March / - The
University of Southern California
baseball team swamped Whittier
college under a ITO score in a prsc-
ticc game here yesterday. Seven
Whittier errors contributed to the
Troians heavy scoring.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-01

not suggest to your wife, this eve.
ming, that she order Hills Bros.
Coffee? 1t goes farther and tastes
better. Tell her to order by
name and be sure to look for
the Arab trademark on the can.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-01
By HENRY McLEMORE
United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, March This
fight between Primo Camera and
Tommy Loughran, which every
body has been kidding the Jodh-
purs off, may, ironically enough, go
down in the books as the most re-
cord breaking heavyweight cham
pionship fight of all time.
1t hasn't been fought yet, but
even so. it has managed to estab-
lish beveral new marks, one OF
which involves postponements. It's
been put off twice now. Apparently
the Garden officials plan to save
it for some dull evening when they
haven't anything else to do. You
know, one of those nights when
everybody you call up is busy and
you've seen all the moving pictures
that are showing. A few more post
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-01

Cottonwood, Shasta county, Is
said to be the largest bee shipping
center in the world.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-01

SAN FRANCISCO. March l. =
Frankie Kick, San Francisco boxer
who holds the worlds junior light
weight title, eased off today in his
training for next Mondays l0-round
bout here against Barney Ross,
lightweight champion.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-01

PALO ALTO, March bill Cor
bus, Stanford's All-America guard
had possession of the 24-inch Rock
ne trophy today, emblematic Of his
selection as captain Of the Allan
erica team selected by a news syn
dicate. The trophy, property of the
widow of the famous Notre Dame
coach, will remain in Corbus' pos
session for year.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-03-01

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