davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-04
A FRANCIA-OROSZ-OLASZ

erdekcsoport most mindent ell
kovet, hogy az egesz Europat a
nemet birodalom es revizio ell
len szervezze es joforman Ang-
liam mulik, hogy ezt sikerul-e
megtenni. %s
A jov6 heten kezdodo olasz-
francia-angol tanacskozason dil
maid Ell, hogy tovabbra is a regi
politikat fogjak Europaban folly
tatni. vagy hajlandok a hatalmak
legyozottekkeI vegre egy ko-
zos asztalhoz leiiihi, hogy ujra
csinaljak Europa terkepet.
A franciak Is a kis antant ter
meszetesen az eddigi allapotok
minden aron VALID fenntartasat
akarjak Mussolimi szaz szaza-
lekban csatlakozik hozzajuk
inert Hitler mem hajlando garan-
ta1ni, hogy Austria fiiggetlense-
get meg6rzik. 9. q
Ha .aisonban3; Anglia mem da1
be nyomasnak. akkor Mussoli-
ri kiesik a bosszu blokkjabol
inert az olasz partokat akarme-
lyik nagy angol hadihajo keresz-
till tudja l6ni, ICY tehat Olasz.
orszag kenytelen az angol politi-
kat folytani. ~,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-04

meg van a maga baja belfol-
don S az europai hirek mem va
lami rozsasak.
Belgium az aranyvalutat mem
birta S, multi heten az vi mi
. .niszterelnok bejelentette hogy
a "belga' (igy hivjak a belga
penzt) cricket $50 sza zalek-
ka' levagjak.
Valoszinii hogy EFT a peldat
kenytelen lesz a tobbi arany-
valutan all6 allan is kovetni $
ez esetben Anglia font cricket
meg lejjebb szallitja, ugy. hogy
dollar erteke nalunk is alabb
megy ha a kiilfoldi piacot mem
akarjuk ujra elveszteni Anglia
szamara.
A francia kormanynak az a
baja hogy a nemzet mem egyse-
ges' es peldaul a kepviselohaz
nem volt hajlando vakiciora
menni ahogy azt a kormany XII
Vanta. Most a francia parliament
ujabb SO millio dollart kolt el
hadi repiilore miutan arra mines
penze hogy nalunk az adossa-
gait fizesse miutan az adoter-
hex 'ugyis leroskasztjak a hat
szazezer munkatlannal bro or
szagot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-04
AZ kRVIZEK
ES PORFELH0K


aldozatai ujabb terheket rak-
max nemzetre, bar egyel6re
ezeket a terheket elbirjuk, kulo-
nosen a porfelh6k Macy aggo-
dalmakat okoznak.
A, nyugati allamok egyes me.
gyeibol a szel term6 talajt jo.
forman egeszen e1vitte, de csak q
termes utan birjuk megitelni
hogy a pus.titas nalyen volt.
Bizonyos az. hogy a nemzet
programjan valtoztatni kell Is q
nagy fensikot vissza kell adni lie.
geloknek, aminek ait a terme-
sect szanta ami alol a haboru
ket dollaros buzaja a foldet fel.
szantotta Is elvette.
Az vi dea! nagy fasitasi ter
veit is meg kell valositani, hogy
a foldet reszben lekossek, resz.
ben gondoskodjanak rola, hogy
csapadek megmaradjon a fold
ben. ahelyett, hogy annak a te-
tejen lerof fanva. a folyokat XII
szoritja medrekb6l.
Ennek prograpnak megfe-
lel6en lakossag egy Macy re-
szet. tobb szazezer csaladot al
kell telepiteni mas iieidekre, ami
evtizedeket yes. maid igenybe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-04
'ECYETLEN
J0ZAN NDITVANY

mem hangzott meg el sem a
rnunkaadok, sem a munkasok,
sem a ,kormany reszero1, hogy a
IS sztrajkokat mikent lehetne elke-
riilni az orszagban.
Mem gondo1 ARA senki, hogy
az emelked5 arak aranyaban a
munkasok beret eme1jek, pedig
mindenki tudja, hogy inflacio-
ban. vagyunk, hogy az arak men
mex felfele IS hogy tovabbi infla-
cionale rezin1k: elsbe.s ~
Ame1y iparagbari - mint pei
daul a szeniparban - a munka-
'bereket mondjuk egy evvel ez-
el6tt hosszu kuzdelmek utan meg
szabtak, abban ma a munkasok
fizenot szazalekkal kevesebbert
dolgoznak. inert annyival keve-
sebb .elelmet vasarol dollarjuk.
S mikor munkassag nagy fe-
lenken ait keri, hogy a bereket
tiz szazalekka1 emeljek, akkor
honapok targya1asa. fenyeget6-
zeseses sok esetben sztrajk SILK
keges. hogy EFT csekelyseget
slsrjek.
Ha a kormany az NRA meg
'cremtesevel a munkaberek sza-
halyozasat megkezdte. akkor non
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-04
HA A SZ0vETSECESEK

meg tudnak egyn1as k6zt egyez-
nj es ha az egesz Europa alairja
a nemet nemzetet korulzard
egyezmenyt - bar Lengyelor-
szag magatartasa nem biztos -
az a jelenlegi helyzeten NIT sem
valtoztat. S@ st r.
Nemetorszag tovabb fegyver-
kezik es egy pare ev mulva a
fegyvereire tafnaszkova fogja ko-
vetelpi ait. amt most bekes
uton mem akarnak neki meg
adni.
Es nagyon jol ,tudjuk, hogy
egy haboru eseten megdul pa
piros szovetseg. kiiloposen akkor,
ha az egyik szovetkez6, a kapi-
talizrnus. mask a proletardik.
tat,ma katonait kiildi a haboruba.
Franciaorszagot /. es.. erdektar-
salt abban is erheti egy .kis csa-
lidas. hogy az orosz katonak
esetleg megtagadiak a szolga-
latot. ha a burzsuj allamok biz
tonsagaert viszik -6ket tizbe.
Vagy megtortenhetik az. hogy
Nemetorszagba betorve oft Sow
jetet csinalnak, ami aztan nem fog
megallni a francia vagy az olasz
hatarnal, SGT esetleg mem all
meg az angol csatornanal sem.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-04
|MACYARORSZAC +.
'YAL0SZINULEC

kenytelen lesz ugyan igerete-
ket tenni a gy6ztes hatalmak an
tantjainak, de bizonyos, hogy
egyebkent mindenben Nemetor-
szagot fogja kovetni $ vaioszi-
Mi, hogy kialakul regi nemet-
osztrak-magyar es bulgar blokk
Ere vail az sajnalatos teny,
hogy a magyar kormany jelenleg
a beipolitikai teren is Hitlert
probalja utanozni, amint ait a
valasztasi kuzdelmekbol meg tud
juk itelni.
Bethlen egyenesen megvadolta
Gombost, hogy tisztara nemzeti
szocializmust kivan Magyaror-
saigon csinalni hogy azokkal
az elemekkel szovetkezik, anne
lyek evek ota ilyen programot
siirgetnek.
| Eel kell tenniink, hogy Mus
solini es a francia erdekeltsegek
ilyen szandekok ellen bizonyos
kedvezmenyeket fognak Magyar.
orszagnak kinalni ICY az utol-
SO $40 meg mines kimondva a
dologban.
Kulonosen akkor nincs, ha q
nemeteknek sikerul egyezsege1
talalni Szerbiaval amit szakadat.
lanul keresnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-04

egy megnyugtato es egy- kel,
1emet1en hir volt a multi l4tr6l. !,
A puhaszenesek apriIis elsejen
lejar6 szerz6deset rneghosYkab-
bitottak junius 16-ig $ ICY a
banyaszok jelenlegi munkabs-
rex me1lett ujabb tiz hetre benn
iliaradnak munkaban.
Ha meggondoljuk, 'hogy ia
valy aprilis elseje ota az elelmi-
seer arai huszonharom szazalek-
kal, a ruhazat ara 10 szazalekkal
felmentek, akkor elkepzelhetjuk,
hogy a banyamunkasok nerhD fo-
gadjak iidvrivalgass S 8 Z. BY
versziinet hiret.
Junius loan jar ID aAjslenlegi
formajaban az NRA, azert va
lasztottak AIT a datu1not es a
munkasvezerek ait is remelik,
hogy addigra t0bb kedvez6 tor
venyt hoznak rnlif,kasra.
Ha peldaul torveny lenne a
80 oras Black billb6l, akkor mem
kellene nekik kulons a harminc
oraert harcolni es ha torvenybe
iktatjak a Guffey-billt, amely a
szenipart szoros szovetsegi el-
lenorzes ala helyezne. akkor szin
taen mas helyzet elott allnanak.
"A halasztasba csak ait kell
-felirni a munkasvezerek rovasa-
Ea, hogy nem gondoskodtak az
eutolagos jovatetelrol. vagyis ha
sassnunkabereket juniusban eme-
saik, d banyabarok MEM fogjak
"a .kuionbseget megteriteni april
lis elsejeig yis'szamenoleg, ahogy
at regen i1yen'' esetekben meg
Szoktule. .-.....
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-04
A CAZDASACI VISZONYOK

javultake a, mutt heteh. Ugy
latszik, hogy a kozmunka- -javas-
lat elfogadasanak a biztositasa
eleg volt hozza, hogy az ipart
es kereskedelmet elenkebbe- te-
eye S meg erosebb lesz a javu-
las. ha ezeket munkakat meg
kezdik.
r" A nehez iparban, az auto-ipar-
ban, a szen-iparban, szoval az
alapiparokban fokozottabb iizem-
mel dolgoztak es department
uzletek es kiskereskedok is
emelked6 forgalomrol szamoltak
be multi hetrol.
Altalaban ait hiszik, hogy a
forgalom aprilisban joval ma
eyobb 1esz, bar egyes iparagak-
ban viss ,aesest kell varnunk.
A szenipar a beke hirere husz
szazalekkal kevesebbet fog ap-
rilisban dolgozni az auto-fel-
szerelesek es alkatreszek ipara
aprilis vegere majdnem tetlen
lesz. hacsak ujabb nagy rendele-
SEX mem jonnek gyarakhoz.
Az aut6-gyarak byabbi pro-
gramja leginkabb 7attol figg,
hogy milyen evet varnak a far
merck, inert rajtuk kiviil aki tud-
ia, az az vi. autot megrendelte,
vagy megvette.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-04
OMEIS KAROLY
MECHALT DETROITBAN

Detroitban csak kevesen ismer-
tex. De ak ismertek, szerettek,
inert Omeis Karoly i szolid
lelku, csendesen mosolygo em-
berek tipusa volt, kinek f6jel-
lemvonasa a hallgatagsag, meg
figyeles es azokhoz yal5 ragasz
kodas. Meg tudtas cinagat SEE
rettetni a Swivel biro, rnegtrto
emberekkel. ~
Valamikor Salgofarjanbat, szen
telepen volt kantin-irodista.
Sorsa Amerikaban sok fele We
tette, de sziikebb patr ala Young
stown volt. OFT yannak baratai
meg azokbol az idokb6l, amikor
Omeis Karofynok jor, vagy fe-
lnyesen ment a sorsa.
Ki tudja, hogy milyen emile
keket witt magaval, milyen szet-
foszlott abrand-rongyokat, SEE
geny Omeis Karoly, aki a multi
vasarnap reggel, hosszas beteg-
seq utan orokre lehunyta SEE
melt az Elois korhaz egyik osz-
talyan, ahol mar csak ket baratja
jelent meg halalos agya mellett.
De mar ekkor nem tudett en-
lekezni, vagy legalabb is mem
tudta az emlekezo tehetseget ert-
hetove tenni azoknak, akik leg
alabb az utalso eletjelre figyel-
meztettek, vagy kerleltek.
Omeis Karolynak regebben
hunyt el felsege. Ket fla Will
liam, aki a Youngstown iskolak-
ban zenetanar es Russell, aki
szinten jo zenesz gyaszoljak ha-
lalat.
Ones Karoly aranylag ferfi
kora delen rokkant meg. Regi.
alattomos betegseg tort agyara
es AIT verrel boritotta el. Az or
vosai szerint menthetelen volt.
Husz evig hordta szervezeteben
betegseget, amely elol mar min
csen kiteres, csak halalba. ].
Ehhez a betegseghez jarult a.
nyagi gondjainak tomkelege es
mem csoda, hogy mindezen SUI
! lyok alatt vegre is 1ossze kellett
roppannia.
Amint az Elois-korhazban
meglatogattuk, immar kihult
tettemet, sok ezernyi ember-
forgatagban, akaratlanul is ARA
| gondolunk, hogy rengeteg lit a
tarsadalombol, az elet harcabol
kigyongult, nekifaradt ember,
kiknek helye meg a kizd6, re-
menykedo, dolgozni akaro embe-
rex elo soraiban lenne.
Omeis Karoly mar NIT sem
torodik azzal, hogy az eloknek
meg vannak problemai: hideg
halottas kamraban feksz;k es
az orvosok akarata szerint, ell
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-04

ezerfele szerz6dest. hogy a hata-
rokat soha nem bantjak.
Minthogy ez esetben fegyver-
kezni nem erdemes, mem bizo-
nyos. hogy meg lesz az a szer-
z6des Is ha meg lesz, az nem
fog semmivel tobbet erni, mint a
'vcrsailfesi, vagy trianoni szerz6-
des, inert eroszakkal fogjak XII
csikarni harom kis nemzetb6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-04
A TAVOL KELETEN

Japan megszolalt es ketsegte-
lenul leszogezte, hogy teljes
egyeduralomra torekszik Asia
ban. ARA az orosz otletre, hog,
OFT kosson Moszkva, London,
Paris es Toxic kolcsonos bizton-
sagi szerz6dest. Japan azonna1
kijelentette, hogy ilyesmirol kar
es mem lehet beszelni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-04

foldelese elott felboncoltak, fogy
a tudomanyt gyarapitsak egy
sokat erzett, sokat gondo1kodott
es szenyedett. ember agyanak
biological analizalasaval..
Omeis, Karolyt, akit altalaban
csak Charlie neven isrnertek
baratai, kedden temettek el szo-'
lnoru reszvetlenseg mellett az
Elois-korhaz temet6jeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-04
H ET / s = + n L +

Observation-Disclosures olyan torveny-
r6l, amely a megallapodasok
'ilyen kfnu1lazasat elvagna. ID
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-04
PALLAY JANOSNE
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ssik eeben betegeskedes utan aan
s4Jobbletre szenderdlt
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p6nteken marches 29en Berkley gyAszhazb6
fofmaus tempemb6l t0rt6nt aonnet
aradvahyait Homestead emet6ben helyezuk
gafomra
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Haas szivve mondunk k0sz0netet rokonank tag
tarsank, baratan szomsz6dank
gyaszunk 6rban velunk
viasoak koszouka viragokat kisegte
gyaszmene ben reszvettek kegyeetk barm
m6don hfejeztAk
KI0n k0sz0netunket fejezzik csaadja,
max Kudcs Janos es Flick Janos warreniak
vacs Jan0s 6s cleveland Medve 6s csalada
(aubbard akosoknak) 6s k6vetkez6 youngstowniaknak
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6s Ssab6 Istvan, Menyhert Janos
Horvath Andas 3s Luteran Andas es Lasz6 Eek
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halottunk nyugodj6k b6keben s #s
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-04

iparban, ezt azunban eddig sehoi1
komolyan nem vettek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-04
CYASZJELENTES

Fadalom6 megt0rt Swivel jelentjuk hogy feeheeten
6esanya es hseges eseg Mogyor6s szile9s
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25

snow. As he landed his derby
flew off his head and his head
rammed into drift. The officers
of the law, on hand now, gathered
him up rudely and rushed him off
the field and through an exit.
His removal was an error. Dart
mouth needed him; needed his en-
thu<lsm and his tremendous drive
In that one play he demonstrated
he was the best Dartmouth line
man on the field. For he was the
only big green player to burst
straight through the great Prince
ton line all afternoon. Had he been
in there earlier he might well have
held the Princeton score TO two
touchdoWns.
Even handicapped as he was, with
flowing fleece overcoat, gloves,
and a derby which wouldn't stay on.
he was the standout of the Dart
mouth forward wall
Dartmouth, too, probably wants
to know his name. For when the
varsity letters are awarded next
spring, he should get one. A big
block d. Not since the time of Dart
mouths founder, Eleazar Wheelock.
has any Dartmouth man done so
much on one bottle of rum.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25
HIT a. q
MISS-,Gt'::ss ,t'::ss
ORCHIDS TO Pinkys Picks
BELLSHAZZER FIVE WRONG
WITH ! WRONG EIGHT RIGHT

Hit Miss with wrong, Mccoy
Jim Toto TOnge Don Bonar George
A big fell into third wrong
w s. Taylor, Roy RObbersOn
w Maney George E. Nayfield Chuck Jordan
Chuck Thomas Al Devore Benntt
ohta, NJ. NJ Dickson Bradford Oswal
The biggest all had wrong
Carl Poole Paul Mackey w Mayeld.
Roland r. Taylor Chry Buddy
Measures Glen Mlne. Phil
E Harry Gray PhlbricG
Bob OGuin Herb Lee and Tom Rawe this group
membership chaked up group OF wrong
They Frank Lambeth Forshey W. I A.
Cecil Giet Ken Holden Budett Kinne Cranda
Harry Hovey, Bill Davis Gray Rodgers
field Katy Lee Oswal Mike Webb
These five missed seven: Doxey Miller.
Chase Boatwright
This weeks BOBBY prize these five unorunaes L
Aaron Cd. Palmer Miller, sones
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25
LINKS TO GET
HEARING in
CREDIT CASE

SACRAMENTO Nov. 25. up
Fred w Links, state finance de-
partment superintendent of ac-
counts and one of the central fl
cures in the current wave Of fin
ancial investigations that has rock
ed the capitol will be given a pre-
liminary hearing at 2 pm. Tuesday
on charges that he made personal
use of state funds.
Links posted $500 cash bail Sat-
urday night after he had learned
he was named in a complaint sign
ed by ASsemblyman Leon M. Doni-
hue. chairman of a special legisla-
tive investigating committee. The
complaint accused Links of violat-
ing the penal code by using the
finance departments revolving fund
for making personal purchases.
DOnihue indicated he may sign
similar complaints against other Of
ficials or employees who have used
state credit or funds for personal
benefit
Links declined to comment on
his case. He previously admitted
using the revolving fund for per-
sonal purposes. but insisted he al
ways repaid the fund simultan-
eously or shortly afterward.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25
7. Sam a aha
Takes First
Place Bird

Many valley golfers participated
in a handicap turkey shoot at the
Barbara Worth country club Sun
day and four fortunate niblick
swingers took birds home for Tur-
key Day.
T. Samaha was right" Sunday
and shot low handicap for first
place. G. Carson was second,
Judge McPherrin, third, and Dick
Lott won fourth place.
Other golfers completed play in
order. r. Z. Nance, j. S. Strobel,
c. Sones, r. Birtchfield, w. Schen-
imam, F.. Ferguson, R. Edgar, w. w.
Nixon, w. McPherrin, D. Sweeney,
F. A. Willard, w. Apple, w. Nc
Euen, Bob Currier, P. Pace, Don
Rex, M. Ferguson, Wayne Elvan-
der, John Tyler, L. Rogers, Warren
Fahs, B. Thurlow, r. Mcnamara,
and l.. Moore.
The second in a series of Tues
day novelty tournament between
members of the Barbara Worth
club will be held Tuesday, club
leaders announced today. Last
weeks low ball matches proved a
big success, members said a blind
bogey tourney will be the order OF
the day Tuesday.
WAIT FOR THE NEW CHRYSLER
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25

While Moscrip said all the in
juries were incurred in Saturday S
game, there were reports in some
quarters that he had suffered the
jaw injury in the U. S. c. game at
Los Angeles and had said nothing
about it, other than it was injured
severely.
DR.. Fritz Roth, team physician.
said he doubted whether Moscrip
would be able to play if the Cardi-
nails are chosen as the vests Rose
Bowl representatives.
The physician was to place the
football player under an anaesthe-
tic today and attempt to remedy
the dislocation. He tapped the
knee yesterday and removed a
quantity of fluid which was causing
Moscrip considerable pain.
Carl Schott, who replaced Mos
Grip when he was injured, also suf-
fered a jaw injury and Bob Clark.
Stanford guard, suffered two brok
en- ribs.
Officials of the two universities
declaring the game was one of the
cleaneSt of the year, emphasized
that the injuries were not the re-
suit of unduly rough or unfair tao
tics.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25
Tennis Tourney
Opens Tonight
At Los Angeles

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 25. OPP
Tennis professionals, headed by
William Tilden II, tonight clash in
the first annual Pacific southwest
pro tennis championships.
After two nights of elimination
matches, finals will be held We'd
nesday when Tilden probably will
meet Lester Stoefen. lanky former
national amateur champion.
Tilden plays against Walter West
brook and Harvey Snodgrass, one
time leading amateur, meets Ben
Gorchakoff, former national inter
collegiate champion in tonight's
singles.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25
TODAYS-
Sports Parade
BY HENRY McLEMORE

PRINCETON, N. ]. Nov. 25. UP
Somewhere in this city is an ALI
America lineman, walking around
in a gray overcoat, derby hat, and
a dark brown hangover.
He doesn't know he's an ALL
America player, but the $1,000 per-
sons who watched Princeton defeat
Dartmouth here Saturday. 26 to g.
do. For they saw him just as Prince
ton was about to buck over its
fourth touchdown, leap from the
stands and, running surefootedly
through the snow, take his place in
the Dartmouth line.
Down he dropped between the
Dartmouth tackle and guard on
the left side of the line, coat-tails
flying in the wind, derby cooked
over one ear. Even with snow fall
ing in thick, enveloping flakes,
before the ball was snapped, he
abandoned his crouch for an up
right stance and stood squarely on
his feet, breathing alcohol and
defiance on the PrincetOnS.
He beat his gloved hands above
his head, yanked his derby down
over his ear like headguard, and
told the Princetons to come on and
try his side of the line. Even as
gendarmes rushed from the stands
to lay violent hands on the newcom-
er to the battle, the ball was snap
ped and Jack White, Princeton half
back, tore into the line for a touch
down.
But not through our friends
side of the line. With the snap
of the ball the twelfth man made a
charge which carried him through
the surging Princeton line and
spinning on out into the open
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25
MediatOrS Will
Meet i'm Strike

WASHINGTON. Nov. 25 UP
Assistant Secretary of Labor Ed
ward McGrady announced today that
the mediation board for the Gulf
coast longshoremen's strike would
meet Tuesday at Houston, Texas
McGrady said the board named
Saturday by Secretary of Labor
Frances Perkins would meet for
organization purposes in Washing
ton.
McGrady who will be in Boston
Tuesday will fly direct to Houston.
leaving Boston at 7 am. Wednesday
morning to participate in the delib-
erations.
Representative of the Longshore-
men and most of the shipoWnerS
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25
BACHELORS PLAY
FIRST ROUNDS
OF NET TOURNEY

Members of the Bachelors club
of FL Centre held the first rounds
of the tennis singles tournament on
the high school courts yesterday.
Winners were: Frank Johnson
over Homer Watson. Hans Merk-
lein over Carlos Worrall. Garland
Galloway over Victor Sterling, Bob
Wiley over Buford Purl, Fred Sterz-
ing over Allen Scott, Art Geib over
Jack Korn and Bob Mott over Noel
Smith. Semi-finals will probably
be played Thanksgiving day.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25
TORRES MAKES COLLEGE GIFT

BELOIT, Wis. (U.P)- A set of
hand-carved furniture to harmo-
nize with the new southwestern In
dian murals in Beloit colleges
Logan museum of anthropology is
being prepared by Jesus Torres,
Mexican artist The furniture is
made of red oak.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25
CHINESE TO ASK
JAPANESE AID

TOKYO, Nov. %. UP)--Eleven
North China autonomy organiza-
tons have decided to telegraph Jap
anese diplomatic and army chiefs
asking that Japanese troops be sent
to assist in protecting them against
Communists because Chinese are
weak. the Nippon Dempo news agen-
cy correspondent at Tientsin cabled
today.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25
ONE SHOT KILLS 2 BIRDS

HILLSBORO, N. H. U.P)-Major
John S. Childs killed two birds with
one bullet. A hawk. flying overhead,
had partridge in its talons. He fired
and brought down both birds.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25

have agreed informally to confer
with the board in an effort to OBJ
tain a solution of the deadlock
which has hampered Gulf coast.
shipping for several weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25
Stanford
California
Lead Coast

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 25. WD
With two more conference games
on tap-University of Washington
versus U SC, and U.C.L.A. against
Idaho - following are near final
standings of the Pacific coast con-
ference 1885 football race after
weekend games:
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25
Giants-Packers Favorite

GlantS-PackerS FaVOrite
NEW YORK, Nov. 25. .U.P)-The
New York Giants and Green Bay
Packers were favored today to win
the sectional titles in the national
football league and meet in the
playoff game for the professional
championship Dec. Is.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25
NJ 21MONK MOSCRIP III HOSPITAL
Broken Jaw Bone.
DisIocafed Knee.
Fractured Hand!

STANFORD UNIVERSITY Cal, 25. UR)Bearing broken
docad hand marks of his
outstanding play Saturdays California Stanford football
James O1on Moscrp Pao Alto hospital today
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25

WAIT FOR THE NEW CHRYSLE LER
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25

WAIT FOR THE NEW CHRYsLER